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Arrival in Seoul
I have always been an organised person. Whether it’s crafting the perfect to-do list or preparing my monthly meal plan, I have spent hours agonising over every detail. Considering this, […]
Hijabs, Muslim Women, and Liberation
Growing up in an area where I was the minority had its ups and downs, but the one consistent question that followed me was about what I wore and the […]
Queer Voices on the Intersection of Queerness and Mental Health
TW: Queerphobia, Homophobia, Transphobia, Violence, Self-harm, Suicide, Hate crime, Mental illness, Mental health As we mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots this Pride month, it becomes important now […]
What will September bring?-Horoscopes for the new academic year!
September begins. Students prepare to go back to university and the pressures of studying again hit like a ton of bricks… or a ton of academic journals. So I think […]
Me, Myself & I
In today’s day and age, feminism if finally rising and gaining awareness. And though that’s fantastic, there are also some negative quirks. I feel as though some people interpret feminism […]
Best fictional female leads – My favourite characters
We all love watching and reading about a head strong woman. I read a lot; it’s a hobby, a passion and an inspiration. What I love reading about are brilliant […]
Seoul Shines in Adversity
Celebrating Seoul’s 20th annual Queer Culture Festival, the event patrons continue to raise awareness of the Korean LGBTQ+ community through activities such as a pride parade, film festivals, and a […]
Corbyn’s Autocrat Act
When people become disillusioned with mainstream politics, they venture to the fringe – and there’s a reason why it’s the fringe. Either those there, as in the case of the […]
Dating a Capricorn Girl
I, myself, am a Capricorn girl (I recently even got my sign tattooed on my finger) and I find it so interesting to discover facts about myself especially in relation […]