Hate is a Virus — The GenZ Corner
The only thing that anti-Asian sentiment does is to cause harm to individual Asian people like me. Hatred did not cure AIDS and it won’t cure COVID.
The only thing that anti-Asian sentiment does is to cause harm to individual Asian people like me. Hatred did not cure AIDS and it won’t cure COVID.
Monday, January 16th, is known around the world as “Blue Monday.” It’s supposed to be the saddest day of the year. With the shape of things these days, I’m not surprised if people are feeling more down than ever.
When people end their relationship in January it’s because they’re thinking about the future.
Now that holiday parties are happening, difficult conversations with relatives are inevitable during holiday get-togethers. Here are some strategies to help your grieving friend be less stressed during a holiday outing.
For those of us who associate the holidays with loss, it doesn’t mean that the season has to be ruined.
Too many people are being lost to suicide. We’ve got to bring this conversation to the forefront, right now. It’s the least we can do to honour tWitch.
What is shaming? It’s making the other person feel bad about themselves; feeling not good enough, not as good as the rest of us, somehow lacking in value. When we shame someone, we make them feel inferior to us, and like they are not worthy of belonging to the tribe.
We can be kind over the holidays and enjoy spending time with our loved ones, without forgetting about our own feelings and needs.
Embracing the strange is likely to build more and better connections, making us happier, and that will be something to be grateful for this Thanksgiving.
It doesn’t look like the economy is going to get much better any time soon, so, I’d like to offer 10 simple tips for dealing with stress during these difficult financial times.