Meanings MatterWhat We Know as Emotional Labor Is Often Not What It Means at All The term 'emotional labor' refers to emotion management at the workplace, not in interpersonal relationships. By Aditi Murti
Out Of His LeagueStudy: Women in Top Leadership Roles Face Higher Divorce Rates Even in a progressive country like Sweden, men feel insecure when their female partners attain positions of power. By Aditi Murti
Manic ExaggerationsUnpacking Bipolar Disorder and Its Various Classifications Contrary to popular belief, bipolar disorder symptoms are completely manageable with treatment. By Aditi Murti
Illusions Of RestLoungewear as ‘Aesthetic’ Is a Symptom of Constant Self‑Optimization Needing women to be constantly presentable, even when in private and at rest is symptomatic of societal failure. By Aditi Murti
Beautiful MindsResearch Links Autism to Higher Than Average Prenatal Hormone Levels Researchers state that the discovery is a milestone in understanding autism, not screening for it. By Aditi Murti
You Call THIS Radical?Feminism That Excludes Trans Women Is Bigoted, Not Radical TERFs (Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists) believe trans women want to replace them; trans women just want the right to be women. By Aditi Murti
Not All ComicsNew Voices in the Indian Comedy Scene Might Break Its Reliance on Stereotypes Stand-up comedians who aren't straight men gleefully smash bigoted stereotypes in their routines. By Aditi Murti
Symbiotic PainCloseness to Climate Change and Pollution Can Cause Distress, Environmental Grief For individuals whose professions are deeply tied to nature, environmental degradation takes a hidden mental toll. By Aditi Murti
Less Is More WomenStudy: Women in STEM Will Benefit From Smaller Class Sizes A class with fewer students lowers anxiety and fosters a greater sense of belonging. By Aditi Murti
You're Not AloneDebunking the Stigma Behind Borderline Personality Disorder While BPD remains incurable, living without symptoms is a realistic goal, post-diagnosis. By Aditi Murti
Surprise AntidoteThe Cure For Cannabis Dependence … Might Be Cannabis? Cannabis-based medicine similar to a nicotine replacement could help people curb their cannabis usage. By Aditi Murti
Do They Really Care?What Is Concern Trolling And How to Deal With People Who Do It Cloaking spite with the language of concern and worry is the concern troll's M.O. By Aditi Murti
Critical YikesWhat Is Transhumanism and Why Do People Associate It With Eugenics? A primer on the philosophy, popularized by Jeffrey Epstein, which encompasses immortal cyborgs, baby ranches and parenting licenses. By Aditi Murti
Fractured LightIndian Women Are 35% More Likely to Go Blind of Cataracts Women are less likely to receive cataract surgery than men, which is a significant cause for the blindness. By Aditi Murti
Mic DropAll The Arguments You Need: to Convince People That Therapy Is Not a Scam Here's what to say when people suggest outlandish cures for real mental health disorders. By Aditi Murti
Before The Scale TipsEarly Warning Signs Can Help Detect Eating Disorders An unusual number of accidents, self-harm, mental disorders, drug and supplement consumption could be red flags for eating disorders. By Aditi Murti
Face These FactsThere’s A Thin Line Between Confusing Two People of the Same Race, and Bigotry Yes, science connects a lack of exposure to mixing up two people from one race. No, that's no excuse for careless racism By Aditi Murti
Bait and SwitchWhen Fed‑Up Straight Women Wish They Could Date Women, They’re Unconsciously Being Bad Allies Canonizing same-sex relationships as perfect substitutes for abusive heterosexual relationships is not a good look. By Aditi Murti
