Month: October 2016
Facebook Is For Stressed, Drunk People
View this image ” MAEADV / Via shutterstock.com Teenagers may be fleeing Facebook, but the social network remains popular with college students – or at least with some of the most freaked-out among them. Undergrads who are anxious or drink a lot have a stronger emotional connection to the
10 Absurd Ads That Tried To Cash In On Tragedy
Turn on the news, and you’ll be deluged by stories of horrific tragedies happening across the world. Civil wars, famines, terrorist attacks, and worse tear our planet apart on a daily basis, and the only human response is deep sympathy. But advertisers aren’t exactly human. Where most of us see
How My Cousin’s Suicide Changed The Way I View Mental Health
Six months ago, I lost my cousin to suicide. He suffered from depression for about four months before he decided to end his life. This not only affected me in the psychological sense, but it also made me want to get out into my community and learn about the steps we can take to prevent things
Addicted To Love: Why We’re Still Chasing Destructive Relationships
I wanted to know what the f*ck love was, and after I hit rock bottom due to a toxic “romance,” I made it my business to find out. As I refined my search, I realized that precisely 97.2 percent of love advice sets people up for relationship failure.Why is there so much sh*t advice when it comes
10 Debunked Scientific Beliefs Of The Past
Science fills us all with great wonder and it has done so for generations, but there have been an incredible number of “scientific discoveries” which were later found to be completely false. This list looks at ten of the more fascinating cases of scientific falsehoods from history. “Rain Follows
