Last night, I found myself in one of those moments that every writer dreads — rejection. An organization turned down my latest article idea, citing “low-value citations.” Instead of letting despair take over, I rolled up my sleeves, went through every line, and made a list of things to fix. But underneath that determination, a…
Self-Perception Psychology and Emotional Healing If you ever met your younger self, would you hug them? It sounds soft, almost cinematic — but that one question opens the door to something deeper:how we perceive ourselves, how we heal, and how we interpret our past with the mind we carry today. In September 2025, I ran…
Why do we spam the crying emoji 😭 like it’s punctuation, roast ourselves with dark memes, and laugh at TikToks that low-key scream “help”? It’s not because Gen Z can’t be serious—it’s because this is how we survive. The crying emoji is our nervous laugh in digital form. Memes? They’re our therapy sessions disguised as…
Why a Stranger Online Feels Closer Than People Offline? At some point, many of us have realized something unsettling: We know a creator’s voice, habits, and childhood stories, even their bad days —yet we barely know the people living five minutes away. This isn’t because we’ve become antisocial.It’s because connection itself has been redesigned. In…
Bullying isn’t a mystery anymore.We’ve defined it, studied it, campaigned against it, printed posters, launched helplines, and built entire awareness weeks around it. And yet — it persists. In many states of US, UK and even globally, schools, workplaces, online spaces, and even elite institutions, bullying hasn’t faded. It’s adapted. It’s quieter in some places,…
Have you ever been lying in bed, ready to sleep, and suddenly your brain is like,“hey bestie, remember that one awkward thing from 2018?” Or it starts playing imaginary disasters like a Netflix writer trying to get renewed for Season 3?Yeah, that. That’s overthinking — the mental hamster wheel that squeaks so loudly you forget…