in partnership with RIZZARR
In this day in age, it seems like everything around us causes us to compare ourselves to those around us. But this isn’t healthy at all. it is especially not healthy for those who suffer from an eating disorder.
Lauren MossA recent study released revealed that today’s young adults, those ages 18-33 — the Millennial generation — experience more stress than the average American.
Corinne LyonsWhy do we often lose sight of the beauty found within our lives? To get back to a place of happiness and gratitude, we must take small steps towards becoming a more optimistic person. We have to start focusing on the present moment and live for that moment.
Sofia MadridWe all have huge struggles that we are overcoming in our lives. Some struggles are ones that we are constantly dealing with, while others creep up on us in the blink of an eye. But this piece will make you realize, you can overcome anything.
Benjamin McAfeeEating disorder thoughts can thrive off of society’s focus on dieting. But whether you have an eating disorder or not, columnist Lauren Moss encourages RIZZARR audiences to realize that standing up to society’s food labeling is revolutionary! And the way to fight society’s stereotypes is to have positive self body thoughts. Food does not have to be the enemy! Instead, read about how it can be your energy!
Lauren MossWe often think that we are weak when we seek help. But in actuality, it is the one thing that will help our light continue to shine. In this piece, find out why getting help for any issue that you are facing will not only make you a stronger, but will also give you a new outlook on life.
Lauren MossLast year, the world lost so many people to suicide, and it didn’t have to be that way. So this year, let’s make mental health a priority, a resolution, and a goal.
Corinne Lyons
