Despite Change
Bethany Howell (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Throughout my life, I have only had people who stayed for short periods of time. Excluding family, my longest relationships always lasted under a year. Never by choice, but instead, circumstance. Quarantine and switching between schools easily broke apart any relationships I had. That is, until he […]
Dating in the 21st Century
Terence MacLaine (he/him/his), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Back in the day, we didn’t have apps like Tinder, Bumble, etc . . . If you wanted to meet someone, you had to make the effort of actually going outside & socializing with others where/when you would learn the art of human interaction & social […]
Alone with Everybody
Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Connie Wong describes how solitude can be just as valuable as friendship. I have enjoyed hanging out with my friends since elementary school. With friends, you are less worried about walking alone awkwardly and they can be there when you feel bored and need company. By middle school, we had […]
Uniquely Beautiful
Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Anais Delépine reminds us that we’re all one-of-a-kind, and reveals how appreciating that can create positivity within our diverse communities. Everyone in this world is diverse, and that is okay. Traits such as physical aspects are visible. Some are less so: we have different sexual orientations, we do not […]
With Confidence
Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Alexandra Dadivas emerged from the depths of negative self-talk and peer pressure with the support of a very special person. Now committed to bringing others up with her, Alexandra speaks to the importance of creating a chain reaction of love and positivity. For the past couple of years, my biggest […]