People have been leading people on and playing with their emotions for far too long. Here’s how to identify it and stop it from affecting you. Introduction We’re all familiar with the story of Hansel and Gretel, two poorly-named children who try to find their way home by following a trail of breadcrumbs after being
Do you feel that your partner’s phone is ruining your relationship, or is it just changing existing issues? Introduction We all know that boomers think our phones are rotting our brains and destroying our relationships. Whether or not this is true is subject to some debate and varies from person to person: overuse of anything
ToDate has done its homework and spoken to people of different gender and generational. They all think dating sucks. Is ToDate going to change this? Another day, another dating app striving for attention. We’ve had the ridiculous (dating through memes) and the clear rip-offs of Tinder (too numerous to count) and the niche (dating for
Sick of Men Being Villainized and Women Being Victimised? Me Too. Let’s look Into it a Little More Closely Introduction With the rise of short-form media platforms like Tiktok combined with Twitter, we have a tide of content designed to be made into sound bites which make short, sharp points without considering wider context. Consider
Introduction There’s sad news in the UK: kitsch, cutesy Paperchase is closing down. The retailer is currently trying to offload lots of stock by giving discounts and sales, including the rather hilarious “buy two, get one free” offer on Valentine’s card. It’s great news for the kids who give them to their mum, granny and
Introduction Do you ever feel like we constantly have to update our lists of rules? Between fashion, etiquette, food and work, there seems to be an unending amount of guidelines to follow, and it’s pretty exhausting. Sometimes, we all need to eat spaghetti bolognese and not wear a bra. Anyone who feels this way might
Introduction The world doesn’t always end with a bang, sometimes things go out with a whimper. Sure, some relationships end because of cheating or betrayal or huge fights, but I’ve seen many fizzle out because of an endless supply of little arguments which sap the life of significant others. The death by a thousand cuts,
Introduction There’s a tendency I’ve seen with people who are struggling with their mental health. They get introspective, which is great, but to a level that becomes troubling. A healthy, balanced mind might attempt to look at the strengths and weaknesses of any situation and find a way to work through it, but some people
1. The habit of always eating out or buying ready-to-eat food. This should ideally be replaced with cooking for yourself at least once in a month/week, etc, depending on your circumstances. Cooking helps you exercise fine motor skills, relieves stress after a long work day and creates new neural connections in your brain, keeping it
