Tag: privacy

From Scrapbooks to Spotlight: How Social Media Became a Stage

How Social Media Shifted from Sharing to Performing Not too long ago, social media felt like a warm, messy scrapbook. We posted blurry family photos, silly selfies, and random musings about our day. Friends would comment, laugh, or ask how we were really doing. These feeds were imperfect, personal, and full of life—a reflection of […]

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Teyana Taylor Calls $70K Divorce Payment “Best Money Ever Spent”

Even the richest and most famous celebrities face challenges that money can’t always fix—but sometimes, it can buy peace. Teyana Taylor, singer, dancer, and actress, recently shared her thoughts on a $70,000 USD (about R1.2 million) payment to ex-husband Iman Shumpert following their divorce. And surprisingly, she called it the best money she’s ever spent. […]

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Tips to handling invasive friends

We all love our friends right? We share almost our whole lives with them, we trust and confide in them. However, what happens when they become a bit overbearing and intrusive? Can a friend even be invasive, to begin with? Yes! See, as much as you are expected to be honest and open about your […]

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Is posting your children on social media an invasion of their privacy?

Many parents share stories, pictures, and videos of their children on social media because they are proud of their families and because they want to keep in touch with their friends and relatives. Due to the difficulties of parenting, social media is also helpful for seeking assistance and feeling less alone. The question is, how […]

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