Everything You SHOULD'VE Been Taught in School.
Do you often feel gassy or uncomfortable after eating your meals? It’s never fun to get that bloated feeling after you eat a hearty meal.
It’s even less comfortable if you have somewhere to go or someone to see afterward. This guide will teach you about the various foods you need to stay away from to avoid bloating.
Keep reading to learn the common culprits that cause bloating—and what to eat instead. [Read more…] about Foods That Cause Bloating (And What to Eat Instead)
The only bit of certainty in the world right now is that things remain uncertain. The global pandemic has put many people in the hospital, out of work, and home from college for the foreseeable future.
Now that some academic institutions are reopening, you may be wondering, should I go back to college?
While there is no single right answer, there are seven critical considerations you should assess in order to make an educated (and financially savvy) decision.
Let’s dive into exploring whether or not going back to college with the COVID pandemic underway is right for you. [Read more…] about Should I Go Back To College? 7 Critical Considerations
Everyone needs to come out at their own time, or as I prefer to call it, let others in. When you do decide to let other people know of your sexual or gender identity, you may find that it feels overwhelming.
Most likely, you’ll also experience a lot of relief. While it can be challenging, it’s a great feeling to able to share your true self with those that you love.
Whether your parents are super tolerant or very conservative, coming out can be tough to do.
Luckily, many people have gone through this before you (myself included) and there are a few common types of responses for which you should be prepared, including but not limited to anger, denial, confusion, or ideally, love and support.
In a recent Twitter poll that I conducted that received 398 responses, the following results were collected.
Question for #LGBTQ+ people: When you came out to your parents, what was their immediate reaction? 🏳️🌈
(Please reshare if possible….my goal is share these insights with younger generations of our community. Thank you! 🙏🏽)
*Comments with details welcome too.
— Cade Hildreth | LGBTQ+ (@CadeHildreth) February 7, 2020
Thankfully, “Loving and Supportive” was the most common response at 33% of respondents, but when you combine the other responses, that also means that approximately 67% (2 out of 3) parents reacted with some element of anger, denial or confusion.
With this in mind, I would encourage you to read the comments in order to anticipate a diverse range of responses and learn from those who have walked this path before you.
[Read more…] about 11 Tips for Coming Out Every Teen Needs
To be bankrolled by rich family members would make life so much easier. However, the reality is that during your early years, making ends meet can be challenging. The reasons are obvious. You’re dedicating large amounts of time to school and studying, and as a result, have limited time for work.
So, how can you make extra cash without taking too much time away from your studies? Here is a collection of the best jobs for teens to use as a handy guide. [Read more…] about Need a Job? Here are the Highest Paying Jobs for Teens
A study in 2019 showed that 2.3 million students between the ages of 18-24 attended college for the first time. If you’re nearing the end of high school, then you may be asking yourself if going to college is right for you.
First, you should ask yourself why you’re planning to go to college? Finding out if you’re going to college for the right reasons can help with your decision.
If you’re still feeling puzzled as to whether this is the right move for you, consider these six eye-opening ideas before you enroll. [Read more…] about But Really, Should You Go to College? 6 Factors to Consider