The New York Times profiled South Delhi -- but the workers and laborers who built its upmarket shops and houses find no space in the upper-class utopian vision of travel.

There is a right way to be bored, and when processed meaningfully, boredom offers a way to make amends with who we are and what we do.

Now that leisure is solitary, what do we do with ourselves?

“When infrastructure doesn't take into account women's needs, it automatically excludes them.”

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

"We live in a global society and there are people everywhere that hear the same messages about how important it is to be busy and productive."

Society casts people without a 'passion' as dull or even incompetent -- but no one gets to dictate your idea of recreation.

Leisure, however hard-earned, comes laden with guilt for many women.

Researchers speculate that women simply make better decisions regarding which leisure activities to engage in.