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Separating baby blues from postpartum depression: What we should know (opens the original)
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Motherhood is often portrayed as the most beautiful and happiest moment of a woman's life, but we rarely talk about the intense sadness, anxiety, irritability, and emotional distress that comes with childbirth. Society always dismisses mothers whenever they talk about postpartum depression. In a recent interview with psychotherapist Abdul Hamid of the Monobikash Foundation, he explained postpartum depression and how serious the issue can be for mothers. According to Abdul Hamid, postpartum depre
How solomaxxing is changing the way we look at being alone (opens the original)
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There was a time when going alone to a restaurant made us wonder what people were going to think. Watching a movie alone felt slightly sad, travelling alone sounded like a vivid dream, and being single for too long came with inevitable questions. However, people seem to have silently decided that none of these things are taboo anymore. Welcome to the era of solomaxxing — the art of doing everything by yourself, intentionally choosing your own company and enjoying it. The term has recently starte
Women took the wheel and misogyny took over social media (opens the original)
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The launch of the women-only Pink Bus in Dhaka was supposed to be a small but meaningful step towards making public transport safer for women. Instead, within hours of the announcement, social media was flooded with sexist comments, questioning whether women could even drive a bus on the road, manage passengers, or, apparently, do their job without causing a mess. As someone who has grown up watching women uncomfortably squeeze themselves into overcrowded buses, hold onto broken railings full of
The hidden language we speak through jewellery (opens the original)
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Long before jewellery became a fashion statement, it was a way of saying something without uttering a word. Across cultures and centuries, people have worn different kinds of jewellery made from gold, silver, iron, or beads to communicate who they are, where they belong, and what they value. If we think about that for a moment, some of the oldest known jewellery, tiny shell beads discovered in Morocco, dates back more than 140,000 years. That indicates humans were making and wearing ornaments lo
I can’t afford my friends anymore (opens the original)
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“Hello! Dost, there’s a new restaurant in Gulshan. Let’s go this weekend!” It sounds like an exciting invitation until we start calculating how much saying “Yes” is going to cost. We rehearse excuses like they are Oscar-worthy performances — “I have a family problem.” “I am not feeling well.” But the truth? We would love to come; our wallet just RSVP’d a "No". There comes a point in life when we silently realise we can no longer afford our friends, not because we love them any less, but because
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