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Victim Doubt: Why Do We Still Doubt Victims?
I explore the victim doubt that female survivors of domestic and sexual abuse often receive. In this lengthy examination, I share personal experiences related to domestic violence, as well as studies and history.
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Why Do We Need Heroes?
Here I explore the universal and individual need for heroes, as well as the portrayal of antiheroes, and what purposes such figures serve for society.
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Debunking Damaging Diets (Eating Disorder Sensitivity)
I’m explore how you can maintain a happy, healthy, harmonious diet that is both sustainable and devoid of restriction.
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Harmful Effects of Beauty Standards
With the omnipresent reach of the modern media putting constant pressure on women to conform to a certain mold of beauty, I explore some of the damage caused by Western beauty standards.
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Is Protesting Effective?
Today I examine the impact of protests and whether or not they are an effective demonstration.
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How Technology Alters Shopping
In the spirit of examining developing technology, I examine how exactly modern-day stores are tracking us to explore the fine line between technology simplifying and exploiting the lives of consumers.
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Should We Fear Technology?
As the new year commences, it’s time to explore one of the largest threats for the future: the power and reach of potential technological advances. Is the future of technology something to celebrate, or should we be afraid?
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Is AI Revolutionizing Education?
In honor of closing out another decade, I look to some of the positives the future has in store for us, such as how artificial intelligence is creating a wonderful new form of learning.
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Withholding Affection for Punishment
Not all forms of abuse are overtly obvious. Today I explore a form of emotional abuse that is centered around withholding affection as a form of punishment and control.
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How Collectivism Shapes Identity
Collectivism both affirms and threatens base human needs, desires, and expressions. I explore the concept of collective group identity, as opposed to the more Western idea of individual identity.
