28 October, 2024.
When it comes to apologies, not all are created equally. A good apology can be a balm to the soul, mending broken relationships and soothing egos, while a bad one can make everything a million times worse. So, what exactly makes a good apology? Well, it’s got to be genuine. No one wants a forced “SORRY BEN” in light of your bag being thrown across the train tracks. A real apology acknowledges the mistake, takes responsibility, and — wait for it—actually includes the words I’m sorry.

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11 October, 2024.
In the early 2000s, a character like Ryan Atwood from The OC — that quiet, brooding bad boy — conveyed everything with just a look. Fast forward to today and we’ve got 3,790 little icons that can do the same, each one standing in for a thousand different glances, thoughts or feelings. Emojis have become the shorthand of our emotions, a quick substitute for when words feel like too much.