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Living in a Face That’s Always Judged: What “Choice” Means for Women
Beauty is shaped by biology, culture, and power, and aesthetic surgery sits right at that crossroads, raising difficult questions about choice, risk, and sexism.
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Selin Karasalih
Selin Karasalih is a 23-year old psychologist.
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Psychology
A Brief Overview of the Madonna-Whore Complex
Why the Madonna–Whore split still shapes how women are judged, and how it harms both women and men by separating love from desire.
Psychology
How Social Media Can Radicalise Young Men into Incel Ideologies
This article explores how algorithm-driven social media platforms can lead young men toward manosphere and incel ideologies, examining echo chambers, masculinity, loneliness, mental health, and the wider social conditions that make extremist ideas appealing.
Culture
Why Are Young Women Judged for Loving Pop Icons While Male Sports Obsession Is Celebrated?
Young women are often mocked for loving pop icons, while male devotion to football, sports, and video games is treated as normal. This article explores the gendered double standard around fandom.