Uncertain twenties • 26th November 2024

How to deal with FOMO in your twenties - Uncertain twenties

Being in your twenties is a time of confusion, transition, and, for many, a constant sense of uncertainty.


When the gloomy feeling of FOMO hits, we may question how we live our lives and may even begin to think something is wrong with us.

Uncertain twenties • 5th November 2024

How to enjoy Cinque Terre on a budget - Uncertain twenties

Earlier this year, I decided to leave my journalist job to go and live in Italy for a few months and it was one of the best decisions that I have ever made.


Throughout my six-month experience, I visited almost every crevice of Italy, leaving me with a deep appreciation and knowledge of my Italian culture.


Most of this knowledge relates to the language but a lot of it relates to how to use the country’s beauty to your advantage, whilst travelling on a budget.


The uncertain decade which i...

Uncertain twenties • 3rd November 2024

Five books to transform your anxious mindset - Uncertain twenties

An anxious mindset is something that we have learnt to carry, our behaviours reinforce this mindset and even strengthen it. Through this list we can learn to declutter from negative thinking patterns and improve our lives.

Uncertain twenties • 1st November 2024

The day my brain broke: Living with anxiety and OCD - Uncertain twenties

Looking back, I know now that my brain was not broken and doomed with anxiety, but at the time, that is exactly how it felt.

Uncertain twenties • 26th October 2024

What is OCD and is it just about being tidy? - Uncertain twenties

OCD is continuously stereotyped through our society, certain quirks and traits regarding cleanliness, are being associated to a disorder which is extremely distressing for those which have it.

Uncertain twenties • 21st October 2024

How to cope when a friendship drifts? - Uncertain twenties

Sometimes we can outgrow a friendship, but learning to healthily self reflect is key to getting past the drift.

Uncertain twenties • 18th October 2024

Does growing up with brothers make you tougher? - Uncertain twenties

A girl who grows up with brothers is likely to have differences to a girl who grows up with sisters, I think it’s undeniably inevitable.

However, my question to the world is mainly based on, how strong does it make us and are we “tougher” than our sister-sibling based friends?

Uncertain twenties • 14th October 2024

How to feel 'productive’ when you are unemployed - Uncertain twenties

In today’s world we all aim to be ‘productive’ in some sense, however, I think we all struggle with knowing what this really means.

Uncertain twenties • 14th October 2024

How do I know it’s OCD? - Uncertain twenties

I think due to the stigma around OCD and a complete lack of knowledge around specific mental health areas, most people seem to think they are “a little OCD”.

Uncertain twenties • 16th July 2024

Volunteering in a hostel and why you should do it - Uncertain twenties

I left my journalism job in early January 2024 with a set mind of travelling but not knowing for exactly how long I will be gone for. A breeding ground for anxiety of course but also a welcoming time for adventure and the unknown.My journey so far took me across the French alps for two months and allowed me to explore almost every crevice across Italy. I eventually landed two volunteering experiences in hostels across the region- one of them being in Genova.Volunteering came with its ups and dow...

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Uncertain twenties • 26th May 2024

6 emotions you will feel after finishing uni that are completely okay - Uncertain twenties

And just like that… “The best three years of your life” were over. I packed my room up,ripping the animal paintings I picked up at the art sale on campus off my blue walls.

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Uncertain twenties • 10th April 2024

8 lessons I learnt from leaving university - Uncertain twenties

As you guys will know, from reading my blog, I went to the University of Liverpool; UK, for three years and absolutely loved it. There were hard times for sure, but the memories that have lasted will outlive all of that.Getting into it… nerves were starting before I left home, I was petrified and that’s not even an exaggeration. I was getting ready to depart from my little bubble of a town where none of my family had been to a UK university and none of my current friendship group were planning o...