Category: millennialism
Exploring what it means to be a millennial in the world we live in today, written by a millennial but for everyone.
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My empathy crisis
Empathy seems overloaded. We fight for global causes online but struggle to connect with the “Other” in our daily lives. But is technology creating a generation with empathy fatigue, or can we use it to bridge the gap between faceless compassion and real-world connections?
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The internet does motherhood dirty
A little note to my peers on having children.
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Does adulting really suck?
On why adulting doesn’t suck; but why the popular millennial narrative around adulting might be a little patronizing and overused.
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Beige Flags. Or Whatever.
It’s so hard to just be ‘normal’ online. This essay explores the ways in which we manufacture our personality online based on what’s cool, trending, and acceptable.
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Beauty and Belonging
Internet culture’s obsession with ‘aesthetics’ is getting a little out of hand. Is this another way of pushing consumerism on us sheep? Can we exist apart from our aesthetics?
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I’m Not Like Other Girls
Exploring the ‘pick me’ trope and how society rejected femininity with a passion until we collectively stopped being so stupid. Find out why we attach labels to things without realising their impact.
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A Label Without a Cause: Unpacking Generational Thinking
Generational labels may have made sense in the past, but they are becoming less meaningful as demographics shift and people resist being pigeonholed.
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The anxieties of authenticity in the digital age
Navigating the world of authenticity online and how different generations are making strides towards a less performative experience on social media.
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Unfinished Conversations 