Author: Preety Dhunna

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Preety Dhunna is a dynamic content writer with a background in English literature and an unwavering passion for storytelling. She combines thoughtful analysis with engaging narratives to make nuanced topics accessible and interesting. With meticulous research and editing, Preety ensures her work is both informative and compelling. When not immersed in writing or lost in a book, she enjoys creative pursuits like embroidery.

The world of fashion is crawling with diverse aesthetics, each offering a unique way for people to express their individuality and creativity. One such aesthetic that has the internet in a chokehold is dark academia. Dark academia is an aesthetic that romanticizes learning and the pursuit of knowledge. It revolves around intellectual hobbies, reading classic literature, and dressing in a distinguished, academic manner. Understanding Dark Academia Aesthetic Dark academia draws inspiration from the 19th-century lifestyle of the European upper class. Their education during this time included studying Latin, art, and classics. Dark academia idealizes education, making it full of intrigue…

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There’s a certain charm and warmth in the old rom-com movies that seems to be missing in today’s romantic comedies. The cozy settings and lovable characters make the classics stand out. Check out this list for an epic binge-watching session with these top picks: How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days  In this movie, two people who date each other as a ruse end up falling in love. Benjamin Barry, an advertising executive, makes a bet that he can make any woman fall in love with him to win a business deal. Meanwhile, ambitious magazine writer Andie Anderson is…

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You are probably here because you are looking for a hobby and confused about where to start. This article provides you with a variety of options. Why Do We Need Hobbies? In today’s fast-paced world, we are often stressed and overwhelmed, therefore, it is crucial to slow down and find ways to unwind. As Billy Joel sang in his infamous song Vienna, “Slow down you crazy child”. Hobbies can offer much-needed respite. Activities like watching TV, scrolling the internet, and playing video games can provide momentary pleasure, but not long-term satisfaction, often leaving us feeling overstimulated.  That is why it’s…

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Fashion constantly evolves, and with the significant influence of online content creators, new fashion aesthetics are continually emerging. In recent years, people have been embracing unique aesthetics to add magic and creativity to their daily lives. One fashion aesthetic that is gradually gaining popularity is the whimsigothic aesthetic. As the name suggests, the aesthetic combines mysterious and medieval gothic elements with whimsical ones, creating a dreamy and vintage vibe. This visual is gloomy yet warm. It is also referred to as the witchy aesthetic due to its fantastical and otherworldly appearance. It evokes a mood of mystery with a touch…

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Throughout history, the concept of madness has often been wielded as a weapon against women who dared to defy societal norms. Madness comprises conditions and feelings of insanity, lunacy, hysteria, irrationality, anger, and fury. Less of a medical diagnosis, and more a social construct, it was used to control women who expressed dissatisfaction with the limited roles prescribed to them. Women demanding agency over their lives were perceived as dangerous and a potential threat. Historically, the fear that women possess a destructive power to challenge established ideologies was used as an excuse to ensure the subjugation of women. Let’s take…

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Do you ever crave an escape to a more comforting and heartwarming world, away from all the hubbub and stress of daily life? A good book can offer the perfect escape haven and instantly elevate your mood. Here’s a list of books that feel like a warm blanket on a chilly evening : The House In The Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune Linus Baker, a 40-year-old man, lives a solitary life. He is a caseworker in the Department in Charge of Magical Youths and his job is to oversee the well-being of magical children in orphanages. However, his whole world…

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Are you a bookworm who loves watching relatable characters on the screen, obsessing over their books, spending time in bookstores, reading on the couch, or strolling around with books in their hands? From romcoms to period dramas, Hollywood has always been inspired by books. Check out this list of top-picked TV series and movies for bibliophiles:  Dead Poets Society This movie is a must-watch for lovers of the written word. It follows the story of an English teacher at an elite boys boarding school, who instills a love for poetry and literature in his students. Influenced by their teacher, the…

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“I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am.”― Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar Sylvia Plath was one of the twentieth century’s most phenomenal writers, with a voice transcending the boundaries of time. She is celebrated for her unique writing style, which uses raw, intense emotion and unflinching honesty, making her work both powerful and evocative. Her major works comprise “The Bell Jar”, “Ariel”, and “The Colossus”. Although a literary genius, Plath battled with depression most of her life. Her works delve into the themes of mental illness, sexuality, and identity.…

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The grey, gloomy sky with rain pattering against the windowsill creates the perfect setting to snuggle under your cozy quilt, turn off the lights, and immerse yourself in an atmospheric movie with your favorite drink in hand. Here’s a list of movies that fit this vibe : Crimson Peak This gothic romance, set in Edwardian-era England, follows the journey of an aspiring author as she falls in love with a man she encounters at a social ball. After their marriage, they move to his remote gothic mansion, where he lives with her sister. The mansion is decaying with dilapidated Victorian…

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“I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.” ― Louisa May Alcott, Little Women Louisa May Alcott, a prolific American writer, born in 1832 in Pennsylvania, was way ahead of her time. She was the second child of Abigail May and Amos Bronson Alcott and had three sisters. Her education was mostly provided at home by her father, a transcendentalist. Her upbringing allowed her to interact with many prominent literary figures in her father’s circle like Henry David Thoreau and Nathaniel Hawthorne, who had a major impact on her writings and worldview. Determined…

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