Alexandra Blogier
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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11 Childhood Experiences That Cause Kids To Go No Contact With Their Parents As Adults (opens the original)
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Even loving, available parents can hurt their kids, but how they respond to that pain is what matters years down the line. Some childhood experiences can lead kids to go no contact with their parents as adults, especially when what happened remains unresolved. Parental estrangement can follow years of hurt and repeated attempts to feel heard, understood, and accepted by the people who raised them. Supportive parents focus on repair and reconciliation after these experiences, but not every parent
Girls Raised In The 90s & Early 2000s Were Taught 11 Things We Now Know Were Seriously Wrong (opens the original)
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As common as it is to compare generations, everyone's life is impacted by issues that are out of their control. For millennials, that manifested in the divide between the lives they were promised and the lives they actually had. And for little girls especially, the things they were taught when they were young affected them in negative ways. It's easy to look back and romanticize a 90s or early-2000s childhood, but there were so many things millennial girls came to understand that were actually w
People Raised In The 80s & 90s Have Basically Zero Tolerance For 12 Unspoken Job Rules Older Generations Consider Normal (opens the original)
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People raised in the '80s and '90s have little patience for some of the unspoken job rules older generations consider normal. They grew up hearing what a good employee was supposed to do, then entered the workforce and found that following those expectations didn't always pay off. After years of seeing how those rules play out, many have started questioning whether they actually make sense or just stick around because nobody challenges them. The Center for Creative Leadership describes people fr
If It Were Up To Gen Z, People Would Probably Stop Doing These 11 Things Altogether (opens the original)
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Gen Z wants people to stop doing things that divide us and keep us struggling. They may be young, but they want to thrive, and they want to bring the rest of the world along with them. It’s easy for older generations to stand on the sidelines and dismiss Gen Z as entitled and unrealistic, but their hope is for a better world. They're ready to make change and disrupt the status quo. That's what they're supposed to do. Gen Z wants people to stop making fun of safe spaces altogether. Gen Z is more
If A Man Really & Truly Loves His Wife, He'll Show It Through 11 Daily Behaviors (opens the original)
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Happily ever after is usually framed around a grand romantic gesture. Really, though, a husband shows his wife he truly loves her in everyday moments that are easy to overlook. Healthy, long-lasting relationships are built on so much more than gifts and grand declarations. True love is in the details. A man who is devoted to his wife lets that love shine through with every thoughtful gesture and all the kind, supportive words he shares. Love isn’t only a feeling; it’s a way of existing. Real lov
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