
How the Aesthetic of Healing Replaced the Actual Work
There’s a kind of healing that’s always camera-ready. It wears linen co-ords, drinks green smoothies, journals with pastel pens, and calls itself grounded.
There’s a kind of healing that’s always camera-ready. It wears linen co-ords, drinks green smoothies, journals with pastel pens, and calls itself grounded.
There’s a weird, cringey little trend floating around the DMs, and it’s getting harder to ignore. Married men. Their shiny new wives. And their sudden urge to “explore.” You know exactly where this is going.
Gen Z might be the most connected generation in history — and also the loneliest.
Marital rape remains unrecognized by law in Pakistan, rooted in cultural beliefs and misinterpreted religion. Despite a 2024 conviction, victims continue to suffer in silence, with no legal recourse.
Gen Z is reconnecting with timeless music, blending classics with modern sounds. From Sir Ghulam Ali to Coke Studio, they’re redefining music with a perfect balance of old and new, seeking comfort and authenticity in a chaotic world.