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1 day ago | good.is | May Wilkerson

When you’ve got burning questions, where better to turn than the internet’s most chaotic Q&A forum? Google is so early 2000s. These days, plenty of people go straight to X (formerly Twitter) when curiosity strikes. What could possibly go wrong? One curious 18-year-old, Aimee, recently turned to the platform to pose a very relatable question—one that most of us have probably wondered about without ever actually saying it out loud.

2 days ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

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3 days ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

For many people, wearing a uniform could seem like the death of one’s soul, but for others, it’s a way to stay sane. After all, it worked for Steve Jobs. Gen Z is turning to the Apple entrepreneur for inspiration as they dress for the workplace, adopting a “uniform” of sorts not just to avoid decision fatigue, but to keep their jobs. According to Fortune and MSN, “six in 10 employers admitted to firing Gen Z workers just months after hiring them.

5 days ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

“We would work for months at a time, and we would just sit on the floor of the storage room opening up bags and boxes,” said Marcelo Gabriel Yáñez, co-curator of the new exhibition “dearly Loved friends:” Photographs by Sheyla Baykal, 1965-1990 featuring the work of photographer Sheyla Baykal. Baykal passed away in 1997 from cervical cancer, but had been photographing the downtown avant-garde performance art scenes in New York City for over 30 years.

5 days ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

“As a trans man, there's nothing more gender affirming than being called "bossman" in the kebab shop,” @perscitia posted on the subreddit r/CasualUK. “Forget all the medication and the surgeries and everything else, getting a casual "boss" or "mate" from a random bloke is worth everything. Made my entire week!” He maybe wasn’t expecting an outpouring of upvotes, now numbering around 29K and a host of wholesome, kind comments from people not just commiserating but congratulating him.