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Why Post-Birthday Blues Hit Hard

Post-birthday blues hit when the party’s over and you realize the next day is just a regular Tuesday. It’s the world’s way of saying, “Congrats on the birthday, now back to your normal programming!”    The post-birthday letdown is a real phenomenon. After the excitement of a birthday, the abrupt return to normalcy can feel […]

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Female Friendships Have Proven to be One of the Truest Forms of Real Love

Much of what a woman learns about love, loyalty, and care comes from her deep, lasting friendships with other women. Investing in these connections is an act of unconditional, pure love—one that isn’t confined by romantic expectations or societal norms. These are the friends who make you laugh until you cry, hold your hand through […]

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The Realities of Being an Only Child

Ah, the only child. The singleton, the lone ranger, the sole heir to the family throne. As the only child in the family, you’ve probably heard the clichés: “You’re so spoiled,” or “You must be really lonely.” Let’s cut through the stereotypes—being an only child is more nuanced than these surface-level observations suggest.   First, […]

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Nigerian Women Are Using Book Clubs To Combat Inequality and Seek Support

Nigerian Women Are Using Book Clubs To Combat Inequality and Seek Community

I have always been surrounded by books. I have also always been surrounded by examples that point towards women’s solidarity towards one another. Some of my earliest memories involve discussing books with my parents. I also remember attending women only meetings with my mother. As an English teacher, she constantly brought books and novels home. Most […]

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How Overconsumption and Influencer Culture Shape Our Lives

Fast fashion, overconsumption, and influencer culture have normalized behaviors that are downright harmful. It’s become disturbingly common to see influencers showing off clothing hauls every week or month as if that’s a regular, acceptable habit. Newsflash: it’s not. Neither is treating luxury goods like basic essentials or constantly hopping from one vacation or island to […]

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