Gen Z

Reann D'souza

Associate, Marketing & PR Reann D'souza is a passionate reader and writer who finds joy in sharing her thoughts and ideas through articles. Her writings often reflect her feminist beliefs and advocates gender equality. In her pursuit for inspiration, Reann turns to everyday things from nature and art to people and culture.

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Hustle Culture: Have You Got It Right?

Understanding Hustle Culture Risks of Over-Participating in Hustle Culture Breaking Away from the Comparisons Achieving a Balance: Setting Limits and Pursuing Passions Overview: Hustle culture refers to a work-focused lifestyle that values constant productivity and success.  To avoid the negative effects of hustle culture, it's important to avoid comparisons, find an outside interest, and establish clear boundaries.  Doing your best, rather than striving for someone else's definition of success, is key for a healthy and fulfilling life.  Pursue your passions …

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Best is yet to come - Girl Power Talk

Best is Yet To Come

Young Woman Surviving the Patriarchal Culture Dreaming yet Achieving – Girl Power Talk The Ideal Gen Z Workplace Culture Shine. Dream. Smile. Overview: A woman with ambition faces numerous obstacles, including the cost of giving up on her dreams. My secret to success is that life is not only a process of self-discovery, but also a process of creation. Surviving in a patriarchal culture is a challenge for which believing in yourself is the primary asset. “The fear of an …

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Sustainable Fashion vs Fast Fashion

The Horror of Fast Fashion Sustainability—Not Just Fashion, It’s a Lifestyle Overview In the current era of following trends, fast fashion has become the norm.  However, fast fashion results in overproduction and a massive waste of cloth and labor, causing harm to the environment.  A better alternative is sustainable fashion, such as using handmade garments, thrifting, donating and trading. In the lightning-speed internet era, we are exposed to the world and the idea of authenticity. With this in mind, we …

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Common Mistakes in Adulting That You Should Avoid

Surrounding Yourself With Toxic People Paying Less Attention to Your Family Being a "YES" Man Ignoring Your Health Letting Your Fears Take Over Your Dreams Having an Unmanaged Financial System Being Stuck in Your Comfort Zone Overview Life as an adult is hard, and we often make mistakes without even realizing them. The article talks about some common mistakes to avoid in adulthood Stay away from people who constantly give off negative energy. Don’t try to force yourself to “fit …

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The Folklore of The 20s: Stop Running At Others’ Pace

Being Engaged Before Turning 30 You Are As Good as Who You Were as a Student It’s Okay To Sacrifice Your Health for Money If It’s Not Now, Then It's Never “At what age are you planning to get married?” “How many kids do you want in the future?” “What kind of wedding do you dream of?” I have been asked these questions numerous times as a teenager and I know you have been too. I answer these questions with …

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The Internalized Misogyny in the Pick-Me Girls

The Internalized Misogyny in the Pick-Me Girls

The "Pick-Me" Girls The Origins of the Trend The Internalized Misogyny and Effects on Young Girls The Phenomena of Being “Attractive” The Nurturing Sisterhood Overview Pick-me girls are defined as someone who goes out of their way to appeal to men. The patriarchal rule of society has framed women as inferior to men for centuries. Women are conditioned and socialized to believe they and that their entire gender is inferior, and many girls unquestionably just accept that. This whole trend …

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I’m Twenty, I’m Single, That’s Okay

No Boyfriend Since Birth Reality Check I Am Enough for Myself I was fooled into thinking that I was a loser because I was never in a relationship while in high school. Of course, no one was force-feeding me these thoughts. It’s really no one’s fault but my own. My favorite film of all time is ten things I hate about you. It’s about a high school nerd who, in order to date the girl of his dreams, pays the …

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Girl Power Talk - What Is FOMO And Why It Is Impacting Teenagers

What Is FOMO and Why It Is Impacting Teenagers

What Is FOMO and Why It Is Impacting Teenagers How to Deal With FOMO as a Teenager? Overview FOMO stands for Fear of Missing Out, meaning that someone is afraid to be left out from something. FOMO is a syndrome that makes people believe that a single precious moment cannot be missed and that they need to have what other people have. FOMO can cause teenagers to focus only on the experience and material possessions of their peers at the …

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What We Won’t Miss About Online Studies—and What We Will

What Would We Not Miss? What Would We Miss? We often miss our schools when we are in college. We miss our prayer time, teachers' childhood stories, wandering in the corridor, and many more things. But online school changed everything overnight. It must be a nightmare to some and a sweet dream for others. For human's sake, Covid-19 slowed down and we got the opportunities to get back to our normal routine with little extra care, though. Let's get into …

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