Hear Me RantIt’s Okay: To Complain About Problems Without Trying to Fix Them Sometimes, a little venting offers emotional validation and helps to find the answers ourselves. By Saumya Kalia
Holding OnIt’s Okay: To Not Forgive and Forget It is not the worst thing in the world to keep some people out of your life. By Saumya Kalia
Average ExistenceIt’s Okay: To Be Mediocre Proving your exceptionalism -- especially on social media -- can be exhausting. A seemingly 'average' life empowers personal choice. By Saumya Kalia
Good Old HabitIt’s Okay: To Not Want To Try New Things We feel the need to prove we're adventurous -- but old, trusted things have withstood the test of time, and they deserve appreciation. By Saumya Kalia
(Don't) Go With The FlowIt’s Okay: To Not Be Spontaneous Routine and structure don't have to be antithetical to living in the moment; the spur-of-the-moment philosophy is all but played out. By Saumya Kalia
Fast Or Flawed?It’s Okay: To Be Indecisive Immediate decisions are often not well thought out, regardless of how efficient they may seem initially. By Rajvi Desai
Be HumbleIt’s Okay: To Be Highly Competitive Competitiveness can be a social motivator that drives personal growth. By Rajvi Desai
Healthy QuestioningIt’s Okay: Not To Be Cynical All the Time Critical thinking is important, but cynicism can become crippling, and sometimes, the easy way out of an ideological battle. By Rajvi Desai
I Don't KnowIt’s Okay: Not To Have An Opinion About Everything It's time to normalize saying ‘I don’t know,’ and being quiet for long enough to learn and let others be heard. By Rajvi Desai
Let It OutIt’s Okay: Not to Take the High Road in Arguments When taking the high road means suppressing emotions, the risks to health and well-being aren't worth it. By Rajvi Desai
I'm SpeakingIt’s Okay: to Brag About Yourself The key is to make sure you can back up your boast. By Rajvi Desai
That BitchIt’s Okay: To Envy Other Women Benign envy that gets directed inward can be uncomfortable, but it can also push us to do and be better. By Rajvi Desai
The Bed Needs A BreakIt’s Okay: To Not Make Sex an Important Part of Your Life Society pushes you to either be a prude or a slut; it's okay to be neither and be perfectly happy about it. By Aditi Murti
Empty WorkIt’s Okay: To Be Disorganized, Messy At Work Sometimes, clarity is in being a slob, and that's fine. By Aditi Murti
Softness Is PowerIt’s Okay: To Be Shy, Avoid The Limelight Charisma may be a temporary stimulant, but quiet, gentle temperaments effect lasting change. By Aditi Murti
No Giftwrap PleaseIt’s Okay: To Not Have a Calculated, Cool Exterior Being a person shouldn't have to be an exercise in branding, but rather one of letting others accept you as you are. By Aditi Murti
Ask For What You WantIt’s Okay: To Seek Validation From People You Care About Validation is beautiful, and wanting it is natural. By Aditi Murti
Leave Your Body AloneIt’s Okay: To Feel A Little Less Hot Under Lockdown In the never-ending race to look like a generic ideal, why not take quarantine as a welcome time-out? By Aditi Murti