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Throwaway Relationships

August 1st, 2025|Tags: |

Let’s take a close look at something quietly warping the hearts of singles and couples today: the idea of “throwaway relationships.” This is more than just a trend or a nuisance—it’s a mentality shaping how entire generations approach love, friendship, and even faith. The heart of the matter? In a [...]

FOMO

August 1st, 2025|Tags: |

Let’s have a heart-to-heart about a feeling that quietly invades almost every relationship today, especially in the dizzying world of modern dating: FOMO, or the Fear of Missing Out. Maybe you’ve felt it yourself—the nagging worry that there might be someone “better” out there, a partner more exciting, attractive, spiritual, [...]

Situationships

August 1st, 2025|Tags: |

There’s a word floating around today that your grandparents never used, but most young adults know all too well: situationship. If you’re scratching your head, here’s the basic idea—a situationship is what happens when two people slide into a “more than friends, less than dating” zone. There are feelings, texting, [...]

Swipe Culture

August 1st, 2025|Tags: |

It’s hard to talk about modern dating without running into “swipe culture”—the act of swiping left or right on a dating app, making rapid-fire choices, sometimes sorting through hundreds of faces in one hour. It’s become so normal that many don’t even see it for what it is: a system [...]

Men As Success Objects

July 31st, 2025|Tags: |

Let’s get real about something almost every man feels but few ever say out loud: the pressure to be a “success object.” Just like women are often reduced to their appearance and labeled as “beauty objects,” men are often treated as walking résumés—judged for their achievements, job titles, and net [...]

More Than Skin Deep

July 31st, 2025|Tags: |

Let’s talk openly about something many women and men quietly face, but few discuss honestly: being reduced to labels. For women, it’s the constant feeling of being seen as a “beauty object,” noticed—and too often valued—mostly for outward looks. For men, it’s the “success object” trap, judged by achievements, income, [...]

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