How to Unwind When Relaxing Feels Like Work
When we’ve been so used to the rollercoaster ride of hyper-productivity and excessive laziness, taking a break becomes an exhausting ordeal.
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Find The Fun: Fall 2020
As we go into a very busy and tumultuous end to what will likely be one of the most memorable years that started any decade, we’ll be celebrating more of the fun that makes Offcultured one of the best places to be on the internet.
Getting A Good Night’s Sleep for Anxiety-Ridden Days
We’ve all had days where we’ve been so overwhelmed with stress and anxiety that everything just feels so heavy. In instances like this, sleep doesn’t always come easy.
How Makeup Helped Me Fight Quarantine Procrastination
By “losing my time” doing my makeup, I was somehow bringing my life back to normal.
Black Woman Living: Navigating An Uncaring World
The Black Woman’s Lament™ is a song that’s been wailed from the fringes of society for generations. Luckily, my community saves me every single day.
10 Pumpkin-Spiced Items to Get You in the Autumn Spirit (and Aren’t the Latte)
Here are 10 pumpkin spice items (that aren’t the latte) to help you get into the fall spirit!
How a Text-Based Dating App is Bringing the Queer Community Together
What started as an Instagram page, with “personals” in the traditional newspaper ad format, is now an app which fosters community for queer folk in various ways — finding partners, friends, roommates, protest-buddies, work collaborations, and more.
How to Stay Connected to Your Loved Ones While Staying Apart
If you’re looking to get creative with your digital hangouts, here are some ways you can stay connected to your loved ones while social distancing.
Fall for Garden Planting in Autumn
When we think of autumn in our garden, we often focus on pruning, mulching, and winter prepping. But did you know fall is the best time of year to plant?
‘Shakuntala Devi’ Takes on Feminism and Contemporary Motherhood
2020 biopic ‘Shakuntala Devi’ unfolds the prodigy’s life as seen through her daughter’s eyes, bringing the focus to Devi’s motherhood.