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Gives us a break, dressing up is therapeutic

B eing criticised by your social media photos?  The majority of us might have experienced the wrath of  Facebook and Instagram critics. Yes, The pandemic has brought the best and worst in us. Since we experienced several lockdowns we dedicate most of our time to social media to the point that we find several posts cringy and end up taking the best out of us.  R ecently, we celebrated   National Mental Health Week and it's a good opportunity for us to get to know how we can cope in these trying times.  Some people find computer games, watching tv, reading books, painting, handcrafting as diversional activities to get out of the harsh reality that we can't see family and friends regularly not to mention a bunch of our personal struggles and traumas in life.    T here is a common notion that buying trendy clothes, luxurious items including "it bags" were associated with seeking attention and impressing followers however, this kind of perspicacity is such a fallacy for th

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