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Every Stage I Went Through When I Quit Drinking
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Every Stage I Went Through When I Quit Drinking

On February 3, 2021 by

If I had a dollar for every time someone called me “brave” for publicly sharing my struggles with alcohol abuse and sobriety, I wouldn’t be driving around with a massive dent in the side of my car that I can’t afford to…

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I Love The Body Positivity Movement, But I Don’t Always Feel Inspired By It
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I Love The Body Positivity Movement, But I Don’t Always Feel Inspired By It

On January 9, 2021 by

Featured Image by @celinanicoleart It was after a conversation with my roommates about the “body positivity movement” that I realized something. Though I’m quick to celebrate women who fully and confidently embrace their bodies – bodies that don’t fit into narrow societal…

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Standing Up Against Sitting Down: How Sitting Has Seeped Into American Culture
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Standing Up Against Sitting Down: How Sitting Has Seeped Into American Culture

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Featured image by @blinkthemag I fidget, spin, twirl, dance, stand…I can’t sit still. I’m the one person standing in the back of a class, or standing while doing homework in the math center. I know, I seem pretty weird for not sitting….

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6 Meditation Apps For Beginners
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6 Meditation Apps For Beginners

On January 3, 2021 by

Although it’s easy to dismiss the practice of meditating as a passing trend, the data praising its benefits begs to differ. Meditation, which has ancient roots, is said to ease anxiety, promote mindfulness and clear thinking, and have multiple other mental and…

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Why It’s Good To Be Bad At Something
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Why It’s Good To Be Bad At Something

On January 1, 2021 by

Photo cred Amelia Kramer Everyone can relate to that feeling of irrational disappointment when you are not immediately good at something. During one of those late-night, self-reflection moments recently, I realized that this is a pattern for me. If I’m not forced…

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Why You Should Start Having Regular “Self Check In” Meetings
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Why You Should Start Having Regular “Self Check In” Meetings

On December 31, 2020 by

Featured image by @itsdemib Over the past few weeks, my brain has felt like a pressure cooker. My mind has been racing with thoughts about the end of the semester, summer plans, and my upcoming senior year (which sounds much too close…

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Why Therapy Is Important Even If You Feel Fine
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Why Therapy Is Important Even If You Feel Fine

On December 25, 2020 by

Most people have gone through the back and forth of “maybe I should get help” and “nah I’m fine”. Let’s say you went through that internal debate for a few weeks, then ultimately decided to go see someone. Great! So you go,…

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We Asked A Planned Parenthood Provider The Uncomfortable Questions So You Wouldn’t Have To
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We Asked A Planned Parenthood Provider The Uncomfortable Questions So You Wouldn’t Have To

On December 6, 2020 by admin

Planned Parenthood is a safe place for all people to ask questions about anything related to sexual health or the human body. Whatever the question might be, no matter how bizarre you might think it is, or how uncomfortable it makes you…

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Go Outside: It’ll Change Your Life (According To Science)
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Go Outside: It’ll Change Your Life (According To Science)

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I’ve always been an “indoors” person. I never was particularly interested in going outside. As a child, I begrudgingly went to my brother’s baseball practices with my mom. My memories growing up are centered around all the time I spent curled up in…

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It’s Getting Hot In Here: Why Global Warming Is Everyone’s Problem
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It’s Getting Hot In Here: Why Global Warming Is Everyone’s Problem

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Let’s get something straight. I’m not a “science person”. In fact, this is the very reason I gravitated towards studying English and Literature because of its interpretive nature. No “right” answer was ever needed in order to learn something new about your…

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