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- Sep 26, 2026
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THE THINGS FAMILIES DON'T DO ANYMORE | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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Smartphones and busy lives have replaced many of the small rituals that once made families feel connected There was a time when families did not have to schedule time together. People simply came home. Talked, worked, studied, ate, laughed and cried around each other. They might have cribbed, complained and quarrelled, yet they hung together much more than they do now. It was a family thing. Fathers came home from work. Mothers were already in the kitchen, often having spent a good part of the d
THE WORLD IS NO LONGER SAFE FOR CHILDREN | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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From open manholes to online predators, children face more dangers than ever. Parents cannot afford to look away In the present day, we hear about everything from children being eaten, sexually abused and murdered to cyberbullying, online predators, explicit content and the terrifying possibilities opened up by artificial intelligence. The dangers surrounding children seem to have multiplied beyond anything previous generations had to contend with. And while the state has a responsibility to pro
TWO DECADES AHEAD OF ITS TIME | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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As our society confronts issues a conservative American town explored 24 years ago Everwood feels startlingly relevant Nobody is chasing serial killers. Nobody is hiding a second identity. There isn't a cliffhanger every nine minutes designed to stop you reaching for the remote—or nowadays, your phone. Instead, people sit on porches. They have awkward conversations. They make mistakes that aren't magically fixed by the next episode. They grieve. Slowly. Slowly and steadily you fall in love with
The age of emotional overload | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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From burnout to boundaries, why mental health has become the defining conversation of our times worldwide There was a time when conversations about health began and ended with the body. Today, they begin in the mind. We speak of anxiety as casually as we once did of headaches, of burnout as routinely as the common cold. “Triggered,” “spiralling,” “boundaries” — words once confined to therapists’ clinics now pepper everyday conversation. It raises a quiet but pressing question: are we facing a ge
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