The necessity of pain

Pain is often perceived as an enemy — something to avoid, suppress, or numb. From childhood, we are taught to seek comfort and safety and avoid suffering. However, when viewed through the lens of psychology, philosophy, and personal development, pain is not just an obstacle but a necessary component of growth. Just as the body…

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You shouldn’t have given birth

The social, psychological, and physiological changes that accompany childbirth are often not openly discussed or oversimplified. There is a certain standard in society that the birth of a child should be a “happy event”, but this narrative does not take into account all the difficulties that accompany this process, especially when the pregnancy was not…

Postpartum recovery and belly wrapping

What should the postpartum period of a healthy person look like? Firstly, ideally, the body should be physically prepared for pregnancy and childbirth—there are specific exercise routines designed for such purposes. However, this does not eliminate the need for special care during postpartum recovery. The postpartum period is considered to last 6–8 weeks, which is…

Women’s Hormonal Health and Nutrition

I’m congratulating myself — and you — on developing a genuine interest in hormones and nutrition. This will grow into a series of informative and practical articles. Why Track Your Menstrual Cycle? Today, there are many convenient apps to track your cycle. If you’re also using the sympto-thermal or Creighton method — even better! These…

Motherhood in the Arab World: Customs That May Surprise Us

I decided to share some insights about everyday culture in the broadly defined “Arabia” — the wider Arab world. Specifically, about the female body after childbirth, motherhood, and care during the first days of a baby’s life. There is much to learn, to be surprised by — and most importantly, to rethink. Recognition of Labor:…

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