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Post-Grad Diaries Danielle Sanchez Post-Grad Diaries Danielle Sanchez

To Move Or Not To Move: Post-Grad Living

Deciding where to live after college graduation is a pivotal and often complex choice. This article delves into personal stories of recent graduates who have navigated the post-grad experience, weighing the pros and cons of staying at home versus moving out. From the financial stability and emotional support of living with family to the independence and freedom of having their own place, these graduates share their unique perspectives and the factors that influenced their decisions.

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Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi

So I Took the Salsa Plunge

Zoe details her first experience with salsa dancing, where she embraced risk and exposure therapy. Amidst the pulsating rhythms and unfamiliar moves, she discovered unexpected courage and a new perspective on stepping out of her comfort zone.

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Post-Grad Diaries Zoe O. Selesi Post-Grad Diaries Zoe O. Selesi

No One Wants To Hire Us

Recent graduates share their experiences navigating today's uncertain job market. Frustration mounts as what was once considered entry-level now demands more experience. Many are grappling with surviving layoffs and finding their footing in a competitive landscape.

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Wellness Folabomi Wellness Folabomi

What Do I Really Look like?

Trigger Warning: Discussion of weight loss, weight gain, and food relationships

In a deeply personal and candid narrative, Folabomi shares her journey through the complexities of weight loss, weight gain, and her evolving relationship with food.

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Lifestyle Folabomi Lifestyle Folabomi

PSA for Women: It’s Okay to Not Have Sex

Explore the aftermath of Bumble's controversial advertising move, which urged its female users to abandon celibacy for successful dating. Delve into the reactions of three young women in their twenties as Folabomi investigates the backlash against the dating app's controversial rebrand.

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Wellness Zoe O. Selesi Wellness Zoe O. Selesi

It’s Hard Out Here

Embrace Mental Health Awareness Month by committing to 'Take The Moment' for yourself. Delve into the complexities of mental health among 20-something-year-olds, navigating the pressures of society, career paths, and relationships. This article offers insights into the challenges faced and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing mental well-being in this crucial phase of life.

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Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi

The Heartbeat of Hobbies: Stories of Passion, Growth, and Self-Discovery

Delving into the realm of personal interests and pastimes, the exploration begins with a question we’ve all encountered countless times: “What do you like to do for fun?” In this exploration, we encounter three individuals who have discovered profound fulfillment in their respective passions: fitness, vinyl record collecting, and martial arts. Through their captivating narratives, we witness firsthand how these hobbies serve as catalysts for personal growth, enhancing well-being, and instilling a profound sense of purpose.

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Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi Lifestyle Zoe O. Selesi

Seizing Life's Fleeting Moments: Reflections Amidst a Solar Eclipse

Take a moment to appreciate the fleeting beauty of life with the timeless wisdom of Ferris Bueller and the awe-inspiring spectacle of a recent solar eclipse. Embrace the significance of pausing amidst life's hustle and bustle, and find solace and fulfillment in the simple act of reflection. Slow down, take a deep breath, and immerse yourself in the profound joy of living in the present moment.

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Post-Grad Diaries Zoe O. Selesi Post-Grad Diaries Zoe O. Selesi

Beyond the Diploma: Navigating Distance, Loneliness, and the Quest for Community

Zoe shares her personal journey and curiosity about the dynamics of friendships after college. Drawing inspiration from conversations with a friend who has an older sister, the piece explores the intriguing shift from the structured environment of educational institutions, where friendships naturally form, to the uncertainty of post-grad life.

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