relationships
Trace the link between feminism and relationships from outdated norms to modern conventions including chivalry, working mothers, splitting the bill and beyond.
Nudity and Tattoos
Growing up in the Soviet Union, until I turned 17, the three of us – my mom, me and my younger sister – lived in what was called “institutional housing” provided by soviet institutions to their employees. It meant that you could live in it only for as long as you work for the institution. My father was a police officer who got our institutional one-bedroom apartment and when he walked out on my mother, she had to quit her beloved job of a dressmaker and work for the police, not to lose the housing. She had worked at their telecom center until she retired in 2002.
By Lana V Lynx2 years ago in Viva
The Life and Legacy of Camille Marie Monfort: Unraveling the Mysteries of a Beverly Hills Housewife
Camille Marie Monfort, a name synonymous with the glitz and drama of Beverly Hills, has a story that is as captivating as it is tragic. From her origins to her rise as a reality TV star, and the personal battles she faced, Camille's life is a compelling narrative of triumphs and tribulations. This article delves into the key aspects of her life, addressing who she was, her time on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," and the events that shaped her journey.
By Rabbi Islam2 years ago in Viva
Podcast Review - Michelle Obama Podcast
Michelle Obama's podcast, The Light Podcast, had an episode in 2020 with Dr. Sharon Malone called What Your Mother Never Told You About Health. Michelle begins with, "How many men do you think could deal with the severest form of cramps, which literally feels like a knife being stabbed and turned, and then released, and then turned, and then released? And you gotta do that, and you gotta get up and keep going. It's like, go to work."
By Andrea Corwin 2 years ago in Viva
MEMORIES BEHIND THE RAIN
On a quiet afternoon, the sky turned a somber shade of gray, thick clouds rolling in like an unstoppable wave. The first drops of rain began to fall, lightly tapping on the windows of Mia's small apartment. She sat on her cozy, worn-out couch with a cup of steaming tea in her hands, staring out at the unfolding downpour.
By Alfian Permana Putra2 years ago in Viva
Review of The Mother of the Bride: Climax clichés and gorgeous settings mask a generic plot.
Review of The Mother of the Bride: Climax clichés and gorgeous settings mask a generic plot. Ever wanting to escape in the picturesque beauties of nature while aimlessly wandering in the darkness with no mobile phone or a torch, sounds like a morbid plan without thoughtful execution behind it. While it is a celebratory year as this year is marked as a renewal of the cherish of romantic comedies with movies like Anyone But You, Idea of You, Players and many more, Netflix's most recent romantic comedy released in the week of Mother’s day, The Mother of the Bride tries to sell the second chance romance in the exotic location of Phuket, Thailand, yet its formulaic plot and half baked characteristic execution makes it dull and cliched. Let's dive deeper into the nuances of the plot.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Viva
The detrimental impact of aesthetic norms on emotional wellness
What are beauty standards and where do they stem from? Beauty standards are cultural beliefs that influence social power and dictate how individuals should look to be socially accepted. These standards encompass physical features like facial appearance, skin, and body shape, and can be either innate or alterable. Terms like "attractive," "pretty," and "good looking" are used to describe adherence to these standards. It can be challenging to determine which features can be changed and which cannot. Not conforming to societal beauty standards by refusing to alter one's appearance is often viewed as a moral failure. For instance, wearing makeup is not a natural or biological choice, but rather influenced by current trends.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Viva
Broken
Everyone has their own way of dealing with pain and heartbreak. Some people choose to mask their emotions and pretend that everything is fine, even when they are hurting deep inside. This act of pretending to be okay when you are actually broken inside can take a toll on your mental and emotional well-being.
By Saso Elsaied2 years ago in Viva
Rotten To The Core
No matter what you do, people will not like you. This harsh reality is a difficult pill to swallow, but it is an unfortunate truth that many people experience at some point in their lives. No matter how kind, generous, or selfless you may be, there will always be someone who finds fault with you, criticizes you, or simply does not like you for reasons beyond your control.
By Saso Elsaied2 years ago in Viva
