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7 Books & Films to Start a Conversation About Sexuality & Gender With Your Indian Parents
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Our recommendations for the next family movie night if you're looking to ease your Indian parents into LGBTQ+ concepts.
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How Instagram’s Cottagecore Trend Is Helping People Escape COVID Stress And Challenge Its Colonial Roots
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As you delve into the trend, you notice that the visual aesthetics of this escape are predominantly Eurocentric and white.
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Video
Listen, Cry and Seek Help: Three Men on How They’re Unlearning Toxic Masculinity
From "boys don't cry" to "be a man," gender stereotypes often prevent men from seeking help.
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Well-Being
15 Reasons Why Twitter Users Are Deleting Dating Apps to Date the Old-Fashioned Way
This week, Twitter users are saying no to dating apps and returning to the unconventional ways of finding love with this viral trend.
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Well-Being
Gen Z Is Fed up of Working From Home, Says New Microsoft Survey
Gen Z aren't feeling motivated and are missing out on networking opportunities.
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Parenting
How to Support Your Teenage Child’s Social and Emotional Development
Parenting a teenager can be tricky but with patience and honesty you can form a solid relationship with them.
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The Re:Set Guide
Do’s and Don’ts When Someone Is Having an Anxiety Attack
You have to remain calm while you help someone through an anxiety attack.
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Mental Health
15 Accurate Tweets That’ll Make Introverts Go, “Omg, It Me!”
This is what goes on in in the heads of introverts.
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Mental Health
It’s Okay to Not Be Okay: 7 Korean Dramas That Normalize Mental Health and Disabilities
In true millennial fashion, k-dramas are tackling taboos around mental health by normalizing them through engaging plotlines.
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Health
‘Beaten and Fractured Hand:’ A Young Doctor’s Traumatic Tale of Assault Over a Patient’s Death
75% of healthcare workers in India have faced violence at work and it has only increased since the start of the pandemic.
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Health
That Last Cup of Coffee Isn’t Keeping You up but It’s Altering Your Brain, Says New Study
Researchers at the University of Basel found that abstaining from caffeine expanded the volume of gray matter.
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Gender
Naomi Osaka’s French Open Exit Shows Why Mental Health Needs to Be a Priority at Work
The reaction to Naomi Osaka's decision shows how the pressure to perform adds to our toxic approach to work and life.
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Gender
Fear and Lack of Government Outreach Are Fueling Vaccine Hesitancy in India’s Transgender Community
The historically marginalized transgender community is experiencing vaccine hesitancy due to apathy and minimal resources.
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The Re:Set Guide
The Re:Set Guide on Helping Your Roommate Deal With Mental Health Challenges During Lockdown
Tips from a psychiatrist on what to do when your roommate is going through a tough time.
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Well-Being
15 Relatable Tweets From People Who Just Cannot Cook at Home Anymore
People are tweeting the outrageous meals they've come up with when they're absolutely done being in the kitchen in the pandemic.
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Mental Health
Will a Four-Day Work Week Help Change India’s Toxic Work Culture?
A four-day work week may just change the way Indians view productivity.
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Education
How the Indian Government’s Indecision Around CBSE Exams Is Impacting Grade 12 Students
As the government offers no clarity on board exams, students are left hanging in agonizing limbo about their futures.
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Re:Set Dialogues
How to Challenge Beauty Standards and Cultivate Self Love in the Age of Social Media
The fashion blogger and advertising professor shares mainstream media plays a role in how we perceive our bodies.
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Mental Health
Why Horror Films Need to Stop Villainizing Mental Illnesses
Seeing how fiction can bleed into reality, I want to see us fight and win in movies, just like we do in real life.
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Gender
Society Still Won’t Stop Policing Women: No One Knows This Better Than Billie Eilish
The pressure to do the ‘right’ thing and be the ‘right’ kind of person is very high and debilitating.
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Well-Being
15 Tweets That Sum up Why We Hate Turning Cameras on in Zoom Meetings
Please don't ask us to switch on the cameras during a Zoom meeting.
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Mental Health
Separated by Distance, People Are Struggling With Loss and Grief During COVID-19
“In the movies when someone dies...they passed away holding hands with their loved ones...I didn’t get to have any of those."
