Not every relationship is meant to be viewed through an "objective" lens.

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a baby ends the Internet, a politician confesses, and a woman of color is cast to play a green-skinned character.

The ubiquity of the gesture's associations with affection and support has inspired many studies, but its origin still remains unknown.

A combination of the hype business model and the internet birthed crypto -- and led to its downfall when the hype bubble burst.

Taylor Swift's call to embrace cringe leads us back to the wholesome, compassionate origins of cringe rather than the ones found in contempt.

The whodunit only reinforces the existing political and social status quo -- a template that feels woefully out of date.

"This move to mine users for emotional data points based on the false idea that AI can track and analyze human emotions is a violation of privacy and human rights."

An official said the move would “end the stigma, shame and silence around periods” and make it “normal to go to work in pain.”

“We thought, maybe if we make a win-win or mutual-benefit situation, then maybe [advantaged people] will see the equality-enhancing policies as helpful. But they didn’t.”

Using trigger warnings can be "invalidating" to trauma survivors because they're told -- over and over again -- that the warnings are helping when, in reality, they aren't.

"The origin of patriarchy in India is based on caste and religion... Brahminical patriarchy has laid down the foundation of an Indian man as a superior person to an Indian woman."

Denying people access to these "life-changing tools" infringes on human rights and leaves them vulnerable to exploitation.

Talking about ‘The Archies’ would need to recognize nepotism as a feature of power at all levels of society.

“...it can feel like losing someone close to us because they may have been integral in some of our happiest or saddest moments.”

There could be an advantage to showcasing one’s vulnerabilities.

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

What makes Rajinikanth's image unassailable is his bombastic, over-the-top persona and films that allow one to suspend their disbelief.