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Television
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month agoI've always wanted to be seen as cool', but it's time to face the music: I am anything but | Eleanor Burnard
People use cultural tastes and obscure media preferences to signal coolness and gain social validation, often maintaining this performative identity into adulthood.
fromTiny Buddha
1 month agoThe Beautiful Losses of a Childhood Moved to the Philippines - Tiny Buddha
I must admit, dear reader, that I wasn't always a fan of change -not even a little. I wouldn't say I entered this world naturally inclined toward new or unfamiliar things. Like many children, I found comfort in routine-the joy that comes from ordinary moments repeating themselves. Whether we realize it or not, repetition builds a mental framework that quietly defines our comfort zones.
Psychology
fromPsychology Today
1 month agoBeyond the Koala Bear
Every family has its labels. There's the "responsible one," the "troublemaker," the "baby," the " shy one." These roles aren't always written down, but they get handed out and reinforced in countless small ways: the jokes at family dinners, the stories told at holiday gatherings, the nicknames that stick long after they're funny. In my family, I was the "koala bear." Not because I loved animals, but because I clung to my mom-literally.
Psychology
Parenting
fromPsychology Today
5 months agoDesigning Destiny: Parenthood Behind the Genetic Screen
Reproductive technology can mislead parents into believing they can engineer ideal children.
It's essential for young adults to carve out their unique identities.
Accepting the uncertainties of child development fosters healthier relationships.
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