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Why Gen Z Is The Most Misunderstood Generation
Gen Z is often criticized for being lazy, impatient, overly sensitive, and addicted to screens. But what if they are simply adapting to the hyper-digital world we created for them? This blog explores the emotional pressure, societal expectations, and contradictions modern teenagers face while growing up in an era driven by technology, comparison, and constant noise.

Prachi Sachdev
May 133 min read


Do You Become Toxic After Leaving a Toxic Relationship? The Truth Survivors Need to Hear
If leaving a toxic relationship makes you like 'become like them,' then why isn't the world falling apart? Let's bust some myths about healing

Prachi Sachdev
Apr 134 min read


Accused of Being Anti-Social? Maybe You’re Just Selectively Social
Being labelled anti-social often has little to do with disliking people and everything to do with protecting one’s energy. This reflective piece explores the misunderstood idea of being selectively social, choosing depth over noise, solitude over obligation, and peace over performance.

Prachi Sachdev
Feb 104 min read


Don’t Be a Good Girl - And Here’s Why You Would Agree With Me!
Ever felt exhausted trying to be everyone’s ‘good girl’? From society to serials, we’re trained to silence our voices. Time to break free, set boundaries, speak up, and be kind and real.

Prachi Sachdev
Oct 24, 20256 min read


Spiritual Gaslighting: When People Try To Silence Your Pain With Higher Wisdom Tactic
Discover how spiritual gaslighting silences pain through misused “higher wisdom” and reclaim your voice with truth, clarity, and personal power.

Prachi Sachdev
Aug 28, 20255 min read


Single Mom Guilt Is Back (With More Drama Than Ever). Here’s How to Nip It in the Bud.
Struggling with single mom guilt? You're not alone. Here's how to overcome it with grace and practical steps that bring peace, not pressure.

Prachi Sachdev
Jul 9, 20253 min read


I Don't Know How to Stop Yelling at My Kids—Because I Don’t Know How Else to Parent
We don’t yell because we’re bad moms. We yell because we’re tired, overwhelmed, and human. But it’s possible to change the narrative. Here’s how I’m learning to yell a little less and love a little more.

Prachi Sachdev
Jun 23, 20255 min read
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