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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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A Love Letter To Bisexuals

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

This is a love letter to all bisexuals. I hope you are okay. But if you’re not, that’s okay, too. Whether you just discovered you were bisexual, are a veteran bisexual, identified with a different sexuality previously, or none of the above, welcome. I’m here to remind you how awesome you are. We bisexuals have a conundrum: everyone assumes all persons are monosexual (that is, someone attracted to one gender). There’s nothing wrong with being monosexual, of course.
How A Gaming Session Helped Me Battle My Fear Of The Future

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Justin Ho

It’s already midnight. I stare at my monitor and become immersed in the world in which I’m playing. I can almost feel the controller in my hand morph into the blade I wield in the game as I face off against General Radahn, a massive, powerful demigod clad in golden lion armor with the power to control gravity. As I watch my character fall to his knees, I lean back in my chair and wait for the “YOU DIED” screen to fade away. At that moment, the negative thoughts came crawling back into my mind.
It’s Been A Year, And Here’s What I Really Have To Say

1 week ago | readunwritten.com | Alexandra Hart

It’s been a year. A whole year of silence. Of boundaries that weren’t up for negotiation. Of choosing peace over performance. And here’s the thing:I’m not angry anymore. But I’m not coming back, either. A year ago, I would’ve tried to explain myself. I would’ve spent paragraphs justifying my feelings, trying to translate my pain into something palatable—something easy for you to digest without ever really having to chew on your behavior. But that version of me is gone. She was tired. She was small.
I've Always Been Bisexual, Even When I Didn't Know It

2 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Fairley Lloyd

The first time I heard the word “bisexual,” something clicked inside me. I didn’t know the word existed, but once I understood what it meant, things just made sense. For the longest time, I pushed away those thoughts. External and internal biphobia were to blame for a lot of that, not to mention the lack of bi visibility growing up. I rarely saw bi characters on television, in films, or in any of the books I read.
5 Wellness Gurus Share Their Top Insights

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Mia Barnes

You’re not alone if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by wellness trends and endless podcasts. From intermittent fasting to chakra healing, today’s health influencers offer more than just tips — they live what they teach. If you’re curious about cold plunges, trauma healing, micro-workouts, or focused diets, there’s something to learn from those who’ve turned their lives into wellness experiments. Discover five gurus in the health world and what they’re known for.
5 Reasons More Kids Are Experiencing Back Pain

3 weeks ago | readunwritten.com | Mia Barnes

Parents sometimes joke about their children recovering from injuries faster than they do. Although some kids may feel that way, back pain is becoming a more common problem for children and teens. Learning how it presents could help you get the support your loved ones need to become comfortable in their bodies again. Kids often play intense sports. Wrestling, hockey, basketball and karate are a few that strain the body, especially if your child does them year-round.
6 Free Mental Health Resources

1 month 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 month 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 month 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 months 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.