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Pigeons – man’s forgotten best friend
Pigeons, the rats with wings, the jerks who poop on you or your stuff – the enemy of most people. These medium sized birds, originally from the mountain areas of the world, seem to have found their way here, attached to us humans. Everywhere you turn, there they are. You can’t escape them. But why…
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Planting and cutting down our biggest life support
Trees are the symbols of nature and life. We all know that they give us our oxygen and are nice to look at. There is one day where we come together, appreciate the living creatures, and give some of them a new home: Arbor Day. On the other 364 days, humans are busy deforesting the…
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Violence against Women
Violence occurs in a lot of forms, from and towards humans. While we often think of organised crime, shootings, and war, which are especially present in the news and movies, violence happens every day in ordinary life. Domestic as well as sexual violence is often experienced by women for no other reason than the fact…
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Dream come true – ESC in Spain
Living in Spain has been my dream for over 5 years. As a psychology student I was searching for some project where I can have practice in my field. One day while I was scrolling my Instagram I saw the post of Volunteers Centre Skopje for volunteering in Spain in an association that helps disabled…
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“You’re too confident” – okay, and?
What is self-confidence? It is a characteristic of someone who believes in their abilities and is convinced of their worth, behaving assertively and decisively. We, as women, entangled in the stereotype of the “weaker sex,” easily lose faith in ourselves. Without exercising strength and mental resilience to shatter prejudices and stereotypes, we will be afraid…
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Having an Idea
Since our early ages, we are always asked a question. These questions, which can sometimes decide how our lives will be shaped, have become increasingly important. But do you think the important thing is to give any answer? Or is it important to form our own opinion? When I say forming our own opinion, I…
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Queen Elizabeth is back alive video footage shows
DO NOT BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU SEE ON THE INTERNET! Unbiased perception of what is happening around the world is important for keeping the doors open to communication. Sustainability of this relies on accessing authentic news and not to be drawn into fake news. For many of us, buying newspapers or watching the news on TV…
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Football fever all the way
Generally, people have their own interests. Sometimes, their interests increase on quite remarkable levels and grow on to be their true passions. Can you relate? My hobby is football and I’d like to guide you through my journey where my hobby turned into passion over the past years. It started when I was 6, when…
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The Gender Equality Paradox
Why there are less women in STEM Out of 970 Nobel Prize Winners, only 65 are women. Only 26 women, not just above one-third of them, won a Nobel in natural sciences, with Marie Curie being two times in this list. In comparison, 620 men, nearly two-thirds of the men laureates, won the award in…
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A beginner’s guide to astral projection
Hey there! Ready to ditch the ordinary for something out of this world? Let’s dive into astral travel, a mind-blowing journey that lets you explore the universe without leaving the comfort of your cozy bed. Astral travel, or astral projection, is like a cosmic cruise ship but for your soul. It takes your mind beyond…
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Survival Guide to Valentine’s Day
When Valentine’s Day comes around, the Internet explodes with romantic content. Whether it’s ads for jewelry, chocolate treats, bouquets of flowers, or loving couples as if their love is flawless. Don’t you think Valentine’s Day is overrated? Yet, we may not fully realize the impact this celebration can have on us. Valentine’s Day should be…
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