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Meredith Kaknevicius
Sep 5, 20216 min read
The Bright Side of Extinction
Optimism without realism is like confidence without competence. It’s a game of chance.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Aug 15, 20216 min read
Hey There, Good Looking
Forget about a good sense of humour, confidence, & similar interests: perhaps the most attractive qualities are written in the genetic code.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Jul 18, 20214 min read
The Unspeakable Truth
In some ways, we all wear our hearts on our sleeve, even though most of us can’t quite put our finger on the details.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Jul 11, 20215 min read
Before FoMO There Was FoLO
Rejection was often public and personal. More of a trigger for developing a complex rather than a neurosis in of itself.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Jul 4, 20217 min read
I See What You're Saying
Honest, involved listening is a way to connect with others and move past the superficial to glimpse another's humanity.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Jun 20, 20216 min read
How To Learn Something New Everyday
There’s so much information out there. Learning something new is scarcely more effort than doing nothing.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Jun 13, 20214 min read
Give It Some Thought & Make It Count
Good intentions fall flat if the ultimate outcome suggests that the recipient’s feelings don’t count.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
May 23, 20214 min read
How to Spot an Inconspicuous Racist
If you read the story again, you’ll see that in addition to the obvious, there was also inconspicuous racism at play.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
May 16, 20215 min read
How To Unsee What's Been Seen
One way to make positive change is to address biases, and to consciously shift them. But, how can I change something that is unconscious?
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Meredith Kaknevicius
May 9, 20215 min read
Mind Over Manners
If one’s primary motivation for manners is altruistic and based on building relationships, then a list of arbitrary rules might not cut it.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
May 2, 20213 min read
Get Your Curiosity Flowing
For something that is often not talked about openly, turns out I had a lot to say about periods. And I still do.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Apr 25, 20216 min read
The Power of Going with the Flow
Sometimes going with the flow is not only easier but gets you to where you’re going.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Apr 18, 20214 min read
A Choice That’s Not A Choice
People experiencing period poverty must choose between things like whether to buy food or menstrual products.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Apr 11, 20214 min read
Update Your Wardrobe. Period.
An easy way to start talking about periods is by taking stock of all the menstrual products available, because there are a lot.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Apr 4, 20214 min read
Periods Are Not A Social Construct
Excluding certain people with periods from the conversation supports the same social construct that made menstrual health a shameful subject
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Mar 28, 20215 min read
The Revolutionary Idea of Normalizing Normal
With all the controversy surrounding sex-ed, I’m thinking maybe the fastest way to destigmatize menstruation is to teach it in science class
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Mar 21, 20213 min read
Now Run With It
On this sixth and final week of the book cycle, I thought I’d give you, dear reader, a jumping off point to go down your own rabbit hole.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Mar 14, 20217 min read
If You Love Something Set It Free
Their goal is to be whole, like a human being. Placing strict limits by gender is one way the patriarchy assures power for the privileged.
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Mar 7, 20217 min read
Change Your Mind Then Sleep On It
If we find ourselves wishing the world were a better place, what better way to change the world than to change our own minds?
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Meredith Kaknevicius
Feb 28, 20217 min read
This Story Is Eerily Familiar
The language surrounding intuition is important. It seems all too easy for someone to jump from my truth to the truth.
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