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As soon as the Disney Pixar animation Turning Red came out earlier this month, it caused a stir with people across the globe. The coming-of-age story is about 13 year old Meilin Lee, a Canadian …
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Has anyone else found coming out of lockdown difficult? After months at home, the reintroduction to ‘normal’ life has left me feeling exhausted, stressed and unsure. I thought I was the only one who …
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As a kid, family holidays were the highlight of my year. Even on a budget, my parents went above and beyond to make a rural getaway a memorable experience. Visiting Halls Gap was one of those magical …
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When I was a kid, my best friend was whoever I went to school with. Friendships like that were all about proximity – I saw them everyday, so after a million trial and errors with everyone in my class, …
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In the past five years, we have seen the Church become more educated around mental illness, resulting in piles of biographies and self-help books from survivors and professionals. But Fear Gone …
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If the old saying, “opposites attract” is true, there is every likelihood that your partner is the complete opposite of you. Initially this may not seem like a huge factor in your relationship; you …
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