How is everyone holding up during such a stressful, unusual time? With the outbreak and the impact it’s had all over the world, basically everyone has had some sort of consequence for it. I am very fortunate to be where I am, since Australia is one of the few countries that have managed to contain…… Continue reading Families Together Under Social Isolation: Why So Difficult?
If there’s anything I’ve definitely objected to as a part of modern Western culture through the years consistently – – it’s the wasteful notion of living by yourself as a social cue. Now, I’ve had friends who had to leave home because of terrible situations, especially with family and those are all fully justifiable. It’s…… Continue reading Young Adults: The Case For Staying Home
It sounds like a joke, doesn’t it? Though there is quite an irony here. While all of these roles have a similar structure grammatically, only one of them is an actual term used in everyday social contexts. One of them is them is socially accepted and used. Stay-At-Home Mum. One video that randomly appeared…… Continue reading A Stay-At-Home Mum, A Sit-In-Cubicle Worker & A Fly-In-Planes Manager Walk Into A Bar…
In my earlier post, I detailed how, the way our current economic system is set up, especially in the West – is setting up for higher prices, lower wages and more and more time sucked out of people’s lives. Taking them away from home and their children. I’m really sore about that – since I…… Continue reading A Better Economic Future Pt 2: Step Out Of The System
It’s actually quite hilarious to me when I hear the Left making complains about the ‘fear-mongering’ that President Trump seems to be doing in regards to illegal immigration. When it’s already been proven that illegal immigration has damaged the economy and the safety of the country. It’s not fear-mongering if it is true. I’m a…… Continue reading A Better Economic Future Pt. 1: F*ck The Fear-Mongering
A few weeks ago I had written a blog post here about living simply and being frugal – it was such an interesting and familiar concept to me and I was merely happy that someone outside my social circle understood it too and even wrote a book about it! My original reason behind looking into…… Continue reading The Unsustainable Society: Materially and Socially
Merry Christmas everyone and I hope you are all having a happy holidays! It’s been a busy rush around during this time of year, which is why I am always on the down-low in December, I apologise for that! Like I said, I get most of the preparations done before the month even begins, so…… Continue reading The Gift Of Family: The Best Of All
Lately I’ve had some time to watch movies in my free time and though my thoughts have been straying back and forth to this topic, I keep forgetting it, hours later. It’s a movie trope/trend that’s been on the rise since the late 80s/early 90s, I think? Cue in the sensitive, ‘feelings’ guy – the…… Continue reading The ‘Sensitive’ Guy We Thought We Wanted, But Actually Don’t
I’ve had the idea of writing this for a while now, though I just haven’t realised how I would express it properly until a situation like this occurred to one of my friends recently. I am against living together before marriage (or at least late engagement) for men and women, with very few exceptional circumstances.…… Continue reading The Ring Then The Roof: Why I’m Against Living Together Before Marriage
As some of you may already know, I was raised from my teen years by my father. My mother left the picture and it was just my sibling and I under our father’s care. It was a tumultuous time full of confusion, sadness and shock. My father for one, had not wanted or even expected…… Continue reading The Demonisation Of Dads: Bring Back Our Fathers
