Although it seems like an antiquated concept, matchmaking still is a normal occurrence in Lebanese culture and it does work for many people. So when my mother set me up with someone she thought was suitable, I decided to see for myself.
People process grief in many different ways. For some, it’s letting loose to some trance music, for others, especially for Lebanese expats, they seem to enjoy telling Lebanese folks in Lebanon how to live their lives.
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, I am back to tell you how life has been in Lebanon over the few months I’d been away. Some things have gone so far downhill, I begin to wonder how much worse it can get. Is this rock bottom?
Sometimes, the struggle of daily life takes a toll. Especially if it’s in Lebanon in 2021. I write about why it’s exhausting living with the fate of being born Lebanese.
As creatures of habit, life’s constant changes has made us feel perpetually uprooted. It could be the lockdown, but it also could be the ever elusive stability we have been so desperately seeking in Lebanon.
Empowerment is about denouncing the things that are unfair and unjust, and often it’s not well received by those perpetuating those very things. In this article I talk about some behaviours I’ve observed around the topic of bullying in Lebanon. It’s only by discussing it and raising awareness of how pervasive bullying is that we can begin to make positive changes.
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