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We Asked Gen Zers To Get Real About Their Mental Health & Here’s What They Said
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Gen Zers may disagree on a lot of things: if dating apps are worth it, if The Tortured Poets Department is actually good or not, or if influencer culture is getting way out of hand. However, there is one thing that a majority of Gen Z can agree on, and it’s that mental health matters.
Your Daily Reminder To Drink Water, From Millie Bobby Brown
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If you’ve ever seen Stranger Things, then you’d know that Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, is a total badass. From fighting demogorgons and taking on Vecna to navigating high school as a supernatural test experiment, Brown’s character has to balance a lot. But IRL, the actress’ plate is even fuller, believe it or not.
Selfmade’s Stephanie Lee Wants You To Bet On Yourself
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Stephanie Lee — the founder of mental health-focused beauty brand selfmade — is someone you instantly feel comfortable spilling your life story to. I found that out when she asked how my day was, to which I replied with a shrug. “Eh, you know.” Truth was, my day was going terribly; I spilled coffee all over myself, I barely slept, and I just received my credit card statement. It was not my day.
Olivia Rodrigo Is The Pinoy Representation That Pop Needed, & I Won’t Shut Up About It
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I may be 23, but I have no problem admitting that I look up to younger people. In fact, the young people in my life inspire me the most — my cousin, who is four years younger than me, serves as a constant reminder to be as fun and carefree as I was at that age, and not to take life so seriously even though I’m older now. Artists younger than me also serve as my role models — as parasocial as it sounds — and I have no problem admitting to anyone that, when I grow up, I want to be like Olivia Rodrigo.
An Expert Shares Everything You Need To Know About Using A Sex Toy For The First Time
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I bought my first sex toy two weeks into my freshman year of college. It was a black bullet vibrator from Amazon, and it only had five speeds because anything more than that, frankly, scared me. It sat in a box under my beer stash for a week for two reasons: 1) My ex-Catholic guilt didn’t want either of my roommates to find out, and 2) I had no clue how to use a sex toy.
Gen Z Is Ready To Break Up With Their Dating Apps, But Will They *Really?*
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Kayleigh is tired. She’s freshly 24, working through both law and medical school applications, and spends both her days and nights as a patient care technician. When Kayleigh isn’t working, she dedicates her time to her friends, leading the charts at Cyclebar, or re-reading the Percy Jackson series in an attempt to protect her peace. But her thriving social life, burgeoning career, and passion for demigods aren’t the only things that make Kayleigh tired. When it comes to dating in 2024, our girl is exhausted — because Kayleigh “f*cking hates” dating apps.
Her Campus Presents: Free To Be
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Her Campus is celebrating the queer community year-round by presenting stories that highlight and amplify the LGBTQIA+ experience. It doesn’t matter who you are, how you identify, or where you’re at on your journey — you are free to be exactly as you are.
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