Why We Shouldn’t Judge What Other People Watch or Listen To
If you're a BTS fan, you must have had to deal with others who have opined, "BTS is trash." If you've grown up with Friends being your favorite comedy show, you must have felt frustrated with all the "Friends isn't…
Top 5 Sitcom Couples: Why These are Romances that We Want to be a Part of
Apart from the lucky ones, most of us struggle with love. However, that’s not the end of the world and that is where sitcoms come in to save the day. Sitcoms give us the opportunity to forget about the stressful…
Friends: the Reunion Takes an Emotional and Nostalgic Look at the Beloved Show
‘This will be the last that we are ever asked about the show as a group,’ said Courtney Cox, holding back tears. On May 27th, fans across the world rode the sweet high of watching all six friends together again…
Why We Still Love Friends After All this Time
You’ll come across a bunch of F.R.I.E.N.D.S fans either binge watching it over and over again, wandering in the streets wearing F.R.I.E.N.D.S t-shirt, putting up a Facebook cover, jamming on ''I’ll be there for you'' or just jotting down notes…
The Non-Pep High School Dilemma
I remember daydreaming about my first day of high school in the most over-the-top, dramatic way possible: it was battered with a Mean Girls rendition, infused with High School Musical spirits, sprinkled with Riverdale drama and topped with some Gossip…
Six Letters to Six People in High School, University and Beyond
If I have to be honest with everyone else, then first, I have to be honest with myself. And that starts by admitting that I don’t like this. I don’t like that I have nothing to do with the place…
Why Your Friendships Change After You Graduate
Friends. You can't live with them; you can't live without them. I guess you can say that about people in general, too. But with friends, it has a special meaning. The way one changes his circle as he moves up…
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