The Indirect Peer Pressure of the Rising Number of Marriages in COVID19
The tempting allure of getting married in COVID19, are we missing out? There’s been a sense of insecurity surrounding jobs worldwide since the onset of…
Working within Limitations – A Memoir of Schizophrenia
Although limiting, there’s room to live life with mental illness. The aliens are imposters and have taken over her best friend Steve. A terrifying figure…
Understanding Social Responsibility for Individuals in Times of COVID-19
We hear the phrase we must be “socially responsible” a lot nowadays, especially with the spread of COVID-19. But what does it mean to be…
Mental Illness – An Unlikely Romance
Stopping the stigma of mental illness is not only by acknowledging its existence, but also by refraining from self-diagnosing normal behaviors. Social Media has some…
Working Women and the Stigma of Loneliness
We are on a two-way road where we are either in line with the status quo or wrong. We are either working empowered women…
Existential Voids: The Well of Thought
“Let’s think of existential voids as wells, if “Why” got us in by wondering why we have a well in the first place and…
The Consumption Identity
There is nothing more real than the intangible aspects of mankind; pain, identity, consciousnesses, awareness, and our relationships with people rather than objects. The…
Land: An Essential or An Accidental Property of Identity?
Nationality may fulfill the individual’s sense of self leaving him/her with little need to pursue a higher understanding of their identity until nationality can…
Like It Or Not, Happiness Is Temporary
In an age of moral correctness, let us not give into the notion that enforces happiness as the only acceptable state of mind. “Which…
When Fresh Graduates Feel Inadequate at Work
We don’t need to be perfect to succeed in our jobs, but we need to persist. We have watched multiple videos on how to…
A Moral Solution to the Objectification of Women
To objectify an individual is to perceive them as an object of means rather than a subject that is an end in itself. When…
What Does The Agricultural And French Revolution Have In Common?
Although thousands of years apart the agricultural revolution and the French revolution are very much similar when it comes to social science. The Stone…
5 Tips for Every Bookworm Visiting A Middle Eastern Book Fair
Here are five tips to make sure your experience of a book fair was worth the wait and you aren’t left feeling you’ve spent…
Moral Obligation: Libertarianism vs. Communitarianism
Debating the morality of libertarian and communitarian philosophy. It is 1942. The 2nd world war has been plaguing our country for three years, and…
#BookReview Captive by Jere Van Dyk
Although religion is their claim, it is clear that culture validates blood, and vengeance, an act that is forbidden in Islam, is an attractive factor to…
How New Media Is Influencing Our Social Norms
The influence of social media has led to the encouragement of action and challenging of the status quo. Social norms are usually the unwritten social…
#BookSummary David Ogilvy’s Confessions of an Advertising Man
In this guide, the once considered father of modern advertisement uncovers his secrets to a successful advertisement. David Ogilvy, the father of modern advertisement, started off…
Social Media – The New Colosseum
Today we circulate graphic images and inhumane videos in hopes of awakening a part of the human mind that has yet to be desensitized. Between…