Women around the world have been unfairly suffering from low self-esteem and confidence issues just for having a flat chest. This is because society has been objectifying women and labelling our breasts and backsides as “Assets.” This is a derogatory term in the modern world because we are human beings, and our bodies are not objects. Women are worth more than a house even if most millennials can’t afford one. You are more valuable than the size of your chest and shouldn’t let others reduce your bust as a type of commodity that others can comment on. Movies like “The Social Network” probably d ..read more

Music makes the soul turn warm and tender. We listen to songs to feel uplifted, to cry, to dance, to be silly, and to exercise. No matter what mood you are in, there is always a song out there that will resonate with your emotions. Music is also beneficial for our health. According to Harvard Medical School’s Health Publishing, “Listening to music may boost exercise ability, ease stress and anxiety, and enhance recovery from strokes.” The next time you feel sick or down, turn up the volume with some of these genres that will soothe the soul and enhance your psychological and physical health. C ..read more

Being a strong woman in today’s culture can be challenging. There are many ways that society influences our behaviour. Society can easily affect the way we form our opinions, our choice of outfit; determining what styles are fashionable and which styles aren’t. These forces can shape the way we make our decisions eliminating our own desire to achieve one’s goal. However, we don’t need to listen to the influences of society. Let’s look at then of the best ways you can be a strong, modern woman. 1. Have the Courage to Be Disliked Often, we become afraid of what other people will think about us ..read more

I couldn’t officially end my first trip to Japan without sharing all my experiences with you. There were a lot of incredible things that I encountered in Japan. This was especially unique despite me being a person who lives in a western country but was raised in a third world country. Keep in mind that I am in no way an expert on Japan. What I share about this country are my own opinions based on personal experiences, observations, and interactions throughout my trip. You are always welcome to disagree with me at any time. People in Japan The Japanese people are like no other. They are very p ..read more

In today’s world, a lot of women, especially millennials, are feeling burned out because of how influenced we are by the media. Even though a lot of publications assume we are children, millennials are also women in their thirties! Social media has connected us in a way where we are consistently bombarded by how perfect everybody’s lives are. Smartphone cameras were invented for people to record their experiences and give us a glimpse of reality. Instead, the world became a multitude of Instagram filters, where everybody only posts their best selves. This makes us feel inadequate on ..read more

Today’s society can make raising your child feel like you’re fighting a never-ending battle, always protecting your kid from the pressures of whatever the current beauty standard is.  But in order to raise your child to ignore what society wants them to be and instead grow into who they’re actually meant to become, you’ll need to employ a few simple tips.  Here are the six most important pieces of advice to follow to help your kid be proud of who they are: Teach them about all kinds of beauty Beauty is so much more than just what’s on the outside.  Teenagers today are held to such ridiculous ..read more