A House Is Not A Home.
In our life, we struggle so much to find a place that we can call home. We leave the place where we grow up hoping to make our own little
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Author: Oana
The Case Of The Dreamers
I woke up this morning having a case of The Dreamers. I know there are more people like me out there. I know, ok? Please don’t take that away from
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Dear Stranger
Do you remember when you noticed me noticing you on that train platform? Well, I wasn’t just noticing, but staring really. If you did see me, you might be inclined
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How Education Failed You
How many of us got where we are in our profession because of our education? Now the reverse: How many of us got where we are in our profession in spite of
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The Menstrual Cup. Something For Me, Something For The Planet.
This might not come as news to you because I have written about it in the past. I am trying to improve the way I consume things, to cut down
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The ‘Not-Having-A-Baby’ Manifesto
This is a big one and it’s highly personal. I believe that the discussion about having or not having a baby is highly dependant on the woman in question. No
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Când Corectitudinea Politică Înseamnă Să Fii Struț
M-am gândit mult dacă să scriu postul ăsta pentru simplul motiv că nu îmi stă în caracter să mă iau de oameni online. Cred că internetul este un mediu care
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Protect Your Data. Accenture, Shame On You!
Data privacy is a big thing nowadays. I thought that repeated interviews and media appearances of robo-Zuckerberg defending his baby turned into a monster (Facebook) are going to start setting things
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Forgiveness Is For The Weak
We are living in a politically correct world where it’s completely frowned upon to use strong words or even have strong opinions. I don’t know about you but I hate
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It’s A (Plastic) Jungle Out There
It's been almost three weeks since we came back and I had time to process a little everything we have seen in Indochina. When people ask us how our trip
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