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Unwritten is a community of writers who unite to express their experiences. If you're looking for support, a good laugh, or just some interesting content, think of Unwritten as your reliable friend who's always there to lend a hand. As millennials, we often find ourselves in tricky situations, and our mission is to help you transform those challenges into valuable lessons. We believe that by sharing our experiences, we can help others who might be facing similar struggles—no one has to face them alone. Founded by two driven siblings, Unwritten was created to foster creative expression among Generation Y. It started as an online resale shop for young college women, allowing them to indulge their shopping habits while also earning money. After six months, we expanded to Read Unwritten, recognizing that our message extends beyond just fashion. We've developed a lifestyle platform where millennials can freely share their thoughts on any topic that matters to them. Our aim is to become the leading website for millennials to boldly and freely express their ideas.

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5 Reasons You Should Start Upcycling

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

I’ve always been a fan of reusing old things and turning them into something new—which I later learned is called upcycling.Whether it was turning an old peanut butter jar into a container for my pens or making a scarf out of an old T-shirt, upcycling has been part of my life for quite some time. I grew up with repurposing things and not wasting what could be used, and that extended to my hobbies as well.
We Need To Hold Men Accountable For Sexual Assault

2 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

Neil Gaiman. P Diddy. Justin Baldoni. Johnny Depp. Donald Trump. What do all these men have in common? Multiple women have opened up about these men sexually assaulting them. And that’s not even covering everyone we’ve heard since before and after the Me Too movement took out—as well as its subsequent backlash. The New York Times reported the smear campaign Justin Baldoni ran against Blake Lively with snippets of text messages. But Baldoni, like Johnny Depp and the men before him, has his defenders.
How To Live More Sustainably

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

We all know how important living sustainably is. But many of us feel overwhelmed by the need to be more sustainable. A lot of us have climate anxiety, which makes it hard to take any action when we feel so helpless at what’s happening to the world and see not enough politicians passing policies to do anything to stop the climate crisis.
Oh, How I Miss You, Niagara Falls

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Candice Zhang

This is an article using Niagara Falls as a metaphor for friendships. Niagara Falls – you’ve always been my favorite place. You were the place that I would go to during my childhood. I remember going back each year, being more fascinated by you. From the ocean waves to the roaring mists, you were like a magical kingdom to me. You were like Arendelle, and I was like Elsa. I remember standing there, hearing and watching you. And seeing a rainbow appear above you.
Protein Boost: 7 Ways To Add Cottage Cheese To Your Favorite Recipes

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Mia Barnes

Eating a diet rich in essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals will ensure that your body functions well. Protein — an essential macronutrient — maintains muscle mass, boosts your metabolism, and keeps you feeling full longer. Cottage cheese is a versatile, protein-packed ingredient that you can easily add to your meals to help keep you feeling full and strong. Protein is a fundamental part of a healthy lifestyle.
How You Can Use Microtrends to Discover Your Aesthetic

4 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Mia Barnes

Exploring microtrends is a great way to learn more about yourself. Unfortunately, they pass too quickly for you to embrace a specific aesthetic for long. Understanding what fashion microtrends are can help you spot these fads and decide if you’d like to give them a permanent place in your wardrobe. Microtrends are consumer preferences with short life cycles. Companies highlight microtrends so that consumers continue spending more quickly than they would otherwise.
I Listened to Every Eurovision 2025 Song So You Don’t Have To

1 month ago | readunwritten.com | Lora Korpar

Eurovision is an iconic musical event across Europe and a few other countries, but Americans tend to overlook it. This is probably for the best (we don’t have to impose ourselves everywhere). However, as someone with immigrant parents and EU citizenship, I thought it was time to actively participate in the spectacle this year. So, I decided to listen to and rate every song in the 2025 contest. Here we go!NOTE: I’m judging based on song quality and originality, not geopolitics.
I'm Taking Back The Word "Bitch"

1 month ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

Bitch is one of those catch-all phrases commonly used against women. A woman is off-putting? She’s a bitch. Opinionated? What a bitch. Exhibits more masculine traits? Such a bitch. Refuses to sleep with a man? How can she be such a bitch. I can’t count the times I’ve heard men call women bitches, either in real life or online. Even when men get called bitches, it’s usually because they’re acting “feminine,” hence the often-used insult “little bitch” when referring to “weak” men.
I'm Not Afraid To Call Myself A Feminist

1 month ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

Feminism is the true F-word, the most provocative word you could use in any setting. As soon as the word leaves your lips, discourse breaks out on the internet over feminism’s inherent meaning and why it’s a bad thing to call yourself a feminist. I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen or heard people mocking feminism in everyday life. But why is there so much controversy around calling yourself a feminist?
Why Adults Need to Play

1 month ago | readunwritten.com | Megan Glosson

The other night, my kids and I played charades, and for the first time in a long time, I laughed so hard I nearly peed my pants. Watching my youngest try to act out a giraffe with wobbly legs and exaggerated chewing motions sent us all into hysterics. It wasn’t just fun—it was freeing. In that moment, I wasn’t thinking about work deadlines, bills, or the never-ending to-do list. I was simply present, enjoying a pure, unfiltered moment of joy. As adults, we often forget what it truly means to play.