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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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6 Free Mental Health Resources

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

Mental health treatment is important to help you live a better life. Whether you struggle with mental illness or not, we all have mental health issues now and then that we need help with. There’s no shame in asking for help or getting help. Therapy, medication, and other treatments have helped millions of people manage their symptoms and live happier, fulfilling lives. Thankfully, though, there are some free and low-cost resources you can use.
Diet Culture Led To My Disordered Eating

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

This article discusses disordered eating and eating disorders. If you need immediate assistance, contact the National Alliance for Eating Disorders helpline at 1 (866) 662-1235, or text “NEDA” to 741741. I have engaged in disordered eating habits before. I’m not proud to admit, but it’s the truth. The only way I can come to terms with my relationship with food is by acknowledging that.I’m also going to recognize that, in the same vein, diet culture very much motivated me to do so.
How To Manage Birth Control Side Effects

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Mia Barnes

Birth control can give you power, peace of mind, and the freedom to plan your life. However, the side effects are not always so glamorous. Whether you deal with mood swings, headaches, or breakouts, you’re not alone. Many women experience side effects, especially in the first few months of starting birth control. The good news is that there are ways to make it easier.
Why Friends With Benefits Rarely Work Out

2 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Megan Glosson

We all know the appeal. A no-pressure connection, a late-night text away from physical intimacy, and none of the messy commitment talk. Friends with benefits (FWB) is the perfect modern solution to our dating fatigue. But here’s the truth no one wants to admit: it rarely ends the way we hope. We say “just sex,” but human biology and psychology don’t work that way. Oxytocin — the “bonding hormone” — is released during physical intimacy. It’s designed to foster closeness and trust.
Why Online Misogyny Is An Epidemic

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

The infamous Gamergate controversy made headlines in 2014 when prominent feminists in the gaming industry — including Anita Sarkeesian, Zoë Quinn, and Brianna Wu — received vicious misogynistic backlash for their work. These attacks ranged from derogatory insults to threats of death, rape, and bombing. Eventually, these powerful women in gaming were forced to cancel speaking engagements and even contact the FBI out of fear for their safety.
Spring 2025 Makeup Trends: What’s Cute & What’s Questionable

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Megan Glosson

Spring is here, and so are the new beauty trends—some fresh and fun, others… questionable at best. From the re-emergence of skinny brows (yes, again) to pastel lashes and blurred lips, this season is all about contrast: bold but minimal, moody but playful, nostalgic but new. Whether you’re ready to commit fully or just test the waters with a cream blush and a dream, there’s something for every vibe.
5 Reasons You Should Start Upcycling

1 month 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

1 month 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

1 month 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

1 month 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.