TelevisionfromVulture1 week agoThe Hunting Wives Pulls Off a Beautiful Double-Twist ManeuverThe Hunting Wives finale features multiple twists and sets up potential for a dramatic second season.
NYC parentsfromBuzzFeed3 months ago"I Had To Explain What A 'Rerun' Means": Teachers Are Sharing The Moment A Student Made Them Feel OldTeachers' experiences reveal the moments when generational gaps with students make them feel older than they are.
fromNew York Post3 months agoTravelers reveal their most bizarre culture shocks when visiting other countries: 'Never get used to it'Travelers often experience culture shock when encountering different social customs, tipping practices, and food quality in foreign countries.
fromBusiness Insider4 months agoI moved from NYC to Paris. The European dream wasn't as glamorous as I thought.While France's healthcare system offers substantial benefits, it's not as simple as walking into a doctor's office and never seeing a large bill.Paris food
TravelfromHotels Above Par - Boutique Hotels & Travel5 months agoHow to Embrace the 4 Stages of Culture ShockCulture shock is a common experience for travelers, characterized by four stages: Honeymoon, Frustration, Adaptation, and Acceptance.
CareerfromBusiness Insider5 months agoI moved back to the US after 1 year abroad in Japan. My American career is more lucrative, but life is better in Japan.Teaching English in Japan offers an immersive cultural experience that is thrilling and impactful.
Germany newsfromThe Local Germany5 years ago'Germans are brutally honest': How hard is it to date in Germany?Dating in Germany is challenging due to cultural differences in flirting and social interactions.
MiscellaneousfromBuzzFeed6 months ago16 People Who Moved From Cities To Small Towns Reveal The Biggest Culture Shocks They ExperiencedCulture shock occurs when moving from a big city to a small town, revealing unexpected social and service dynamics.
fromBusiness Insider7 months agoI moved from Washington, DC, to Denver 2 years ago. It's been filled with surprises, especially when it comes to the people.Denver's culture emphasizes hobbies and leisure, while Washington focuses on career and networking.