Mental Health

Gen Zs vs Older Colleagues: A Showdown on Modern Work Ethics

Gen Zs vs Older Colleagues: A Showdown on Modern Work Ethics

Mental health, job-hopping, work stress—nothing is off the (ping pong) table for this intergenerational showdown.

by Christine Prinya Chan August 10, 2022

Can Young Singaporean Parents Maintain a Sex Life While Raising Kids?

Can Young Singaporean Parents Maintain a Sex Life While Raising Kids?

Adulting is hard. Having sex while kids run down the hallway is harder.

by Daniel Peters August 3, 2022

Anxiety In Flight: What Dengue Prevention Ads Don’t Tell You

Anxiety In Flight: What Dengue Prevention Ads Don’t Tell You

Two survivors can attest to one truth: Dengue will mess with your mind (and your wallets).

by Leticia Sim July 19, 2022

My Closest Male Friends Aren’t Emotionally Intimate With Me — I Want to Know Why

My Closest Male Friends Aren’t Emotionally Intimate With Me — I Want to Know Why

I've known my closest friends for 11 years. Yet, we still can’t be emotionally intimate with each other. It’s high time that changed.

by Hykel Quek June 30, 2022

“Ma! Kor Kor Hit Me!” — The Sibling Bullying We Too Easily Dismiss

Mental Health

“Ma! Kor Kor Hit Me!” — The Sibling Bullying We Too Easily Dismiss

For most people, bullies come from school. I had those too. But the biggest one was the one waiting for me at home—my sibling.

by Matthew Lim May 30, 2022

Photos: Fire at Bedok 409 — a Neighbour Documents the Scene

Photos: Fire at Bedok 409 — a Neighbour Documents the Scene

Despite feeling relieved that my mom and I are still alive, my mind is drowning in the aftermath, the thoughts, and the reflections.

by Rueven Tan May 25, 2022

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Singapore, Unfiltered

Are Gen Zs F*%king Up The Workplace?

Are Gen Zs F*%king Up The Workplace?

Gen Zs and seasoned older employees ping-pong their thoughts about the right work ethics we need to see today.

by RICE

August 10, 2022

Mental Health

What Singapore Media Can Do Now to Better Represent Autistic Voices

What Singapore Media Can Do Now to Better Represent Autistic Voices

Vexed with how they are represented in local media, these autistic interviewees share with us how their community can be better depicted.

by Sherry Toh

June 29, 2022

Running On Empty

Running On Empty: The Junior Lawyer

Running On Empty: The Junior Lawyer

“You can actually go to court, and change a person’s life.” A once fresh-faced junior lawyer joined Singapore’s judicial system with big dreams of helping people, but ended up helpless in her own mental breakdown. The crushing demands of being a lawyer are widely known, but what pushed

by RICE

June 4, 2022

Behind Closed Doors: This Is What It Feels Like to Face Discrimination as a Pregnant Woman

Behind Closed Doors: This Is What It Feels Like to Face Discrimination as a Pregnant Woman

“You just come to work, you vomit, and then you carry on with your day." The miracle of having a child is a wonderful experience, but what happens when you start encountering a slew of prejudice in workplace situations? One might assume that pregnancy discrimination simply extends to managers f

by RICE

May 21, 2022

The First National Survey on Suicide Was Conducted — The Results Are Chilling

The First National Survey on Suicide Was Conducted — The Results Are Chilling

We have shunned away from talking about suicide, and this is the result.

by Sean Lim

May 21, 2022