Social Life

Individual superb fairy-wrens help their families and friends before helping strangers, suggesting these songbirds recognize which social tier individual birds belong to © by GrrlScientist for Forbes Socials: Mastodon | Spoutible | CounterSocial | Post.News | Tribel | Bluesky | LinkedIn | Twitter What do people and fairy-wrens have in…

Statistical research in my country shows that sixty-eight percent of women do not want or hesitate to have children. Yet, as a society, we seem to consider life as an inherent value, perhaps the most important one that exists. We prohibit the death penalty and endlessly debate abortion and euthanasia…

Having friends is pretty bloody important, especially for our mental well-being. With friends, we get to share stuff we might not always feel comfortable sharing with our own families. Work problems, romantic problems, in-jokes, dirty jokes, clothes, you name it. We can do stuff with friends that we otherwise might…

How do you know that you have grown up? I think it has something to do with being more independent. Having autonomy over your own life, and taking responsibility for how you spend your time and energy. Inevitably, your attention starts to shift. You focus less on what other people…

In today’s digital age, social media platforms have become a ubiquitous part of our lives. Yet, while these platforms have brought people closer, made communication more accessible, and provided opportunities for self-expression, there is a growing concern about the effects of social media on mental health. …

A study found that 63.1% of college students felt very lonely during their last year of studies. Even if you aren’t lonely, it’s still possible to feel like your social life is lacking. While yes, you’re at college to study and get a degree (hopefully), that doesn’t mean you should…

Are you looking for the key to a happy and fulfilling life? Look no further than social fitness, according to a recent study by Harvard that analyzed health records and participants for a whopping 85 years. But what does social fitness entail, and how can women cultivate it? In this…

College = partying is an ideology maintained by Hollywood and social media. “The best four years of my life” appear to consist of a constant stream of booze and parties. …

The term MISANTHROPE derives from the Greek mīsanthrōpos, from misos hatred + anthropos man, and is used to identify a person who hates or distrusts other people or humanity in general. He tends to have attitudes of superiority and a lack of empathy towards others. Generally, the behaviours of the…