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    Quote of the day by Carl Jung: ‘The most masculine man has a feminine soul and the most feminine woman has a masculine soul’ - Famous psychologist on why traditional gender roles don’t define who we are

    Boys and girls face societal expectations that restrict emotional expression and behavior. Carl Jung's quote reveal that both genders possess masculine and feminine qualities within their psyches. Recognizing these traits fosters emotional fulfillment and personal growth. The harmful stereotypes surrounding gender roles can lead to unhealthy behavior. Embracing a balance of characteristics promotes genuine connections and inner harmony for all individuals.

    Who is Emily Atack? Why the actress is backing teen girls’ campaign to ban school uniforms in porn

    Emily Atack has voiced her unwavering support for the courageous schoolgirls from The Cooper School, who are leading a campaign to combat the sexualization of school uniforms. They have amassed over 40,000 signatures for their petition aimed at reforming UK pornography laws, which they argue fail to shield against damaging stereotypes associated with school attire.

    Shane Gillis’ ‘SNL’ monologue about women at the gym draws backlash as Ego Nwodim and Dan Levy call out his remarks

    During his latest Saturday Night Live monologue, Shane Gillis made inflammatory statements about women's workout apparel, using inappropriate language. It faced significant backlash. Actor Dan Levy and former SNL cast member Ego Nwodim both criticized Gillis, emphasizing that derogatory remarks have no place, regardless of attire.

    Iced coffee factor in job interviews: Gen Z's carrying this drink with them sends the wrong signal, warns recruiter with 16 year experience

    A simple iced coffee may seem like an ordinary part of a busy day, but one recruiter says carrying it into a job interview can quietly shape how a candidate is perceived. Her comments about Gen Z’s interview habits have triggered a wider debate over professional etiquette, workplace expectations and whether something as small as a coffee cup should matter when trying to land a job.

    Formulaic 'pan-India' cinema risks killing creativity

    The article criticises the rise of formulaic pan-India cinema, using Yash-starrer Toxic as an example of films prioritising scale, violence and star power over characterisation, empathy and originality, while sidelining women and cultural specificity.

    Amusing or addictive? The algorithms powering our social feeds

    Open TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube or other platforms and you'll see a scrolling feed or recommendations bar showing content targeted to your interests.

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