Category: Opinion

• Opinion

  Desensitization in Media: Why Disturbing Content Isn’t Shocking Anymore (and Why That’s a Problem)

  We’re so used to disturbing content in media, we barely react. Here’s why desensitization in TV and culture is a problem—and how it’s affecting us.

  May 11, 2025
• Opinion

  Fun Fact: You’re Probably Arguing with a Bot

  Most hateful comments online come from bots, not real people. Here’s why you shouldn’t take the bait — and how rage-bait content turns clicks into cash.

  May 10, 2025
• Opinion

  The Glory Days: Why the 90s and Early 2000s Were Better Than Today (And Why Things Will Never be the Same)

  The 90s and early 2000s were a time of authenticity, individuality, and true diversity. Unlike today, when cancel culture and micro-trends dominate, back then people embraced their quirks without fear of fitting into a curated mold.

  May 9, 2025
• Opinion

  How I’m Dodging Lifestyle Creep in My 30s (And Why I’m Not Ashamed to Repeat Outfits)

  How I’m avoiding lifestyle creep in my 30s—and why wearing last season’s clothes, driving a paid-off car, and living with intention is the real flex.

  May 7, 2025
• Opinion

  No, You’re Not Crazy—Things Were Built Better Back Then (And Here’s Why)

  Tired of your stuff breaking way too fast? You’re not imagining it. It’s called planned obsolescence—when companies design products to fail so you keep buying. Here’s how to fight back with better choices, bold moves, and a little consumer rebellion.

  May 6, 2025
• Opinion

  Can We Talk About the Performative Circus That Is Virtue Signaling?

  Virtue signaling is the digital age’s favorite sport—loud, performative, and usually empty. We’re talking about the people who post about justice but vanish when it’s time to actually do something. In this post, I’m unpacking why performative activism is more than just annoying—it’s dangerous. Spoiler: if your “advocacy” disappears when…

  May 5, 2025