In the light (I honestly don't know how favorable) of the last few weeks of high school, I instinctively go back, I think, to all the beliefs I had about myself and about femininity (a principle that seemed completely inaccessible to me and which, invariably, constantly rejected me so as I rejected him too) at the beginning of the ninth grade.

When someone asks, "What is your greatest accomplishment?" we tend to list things like getting a driver's license, getting into a college that our parents or others sometimes wanted, we say we've traveled to beautiful places, and coveted, but we don't realize that it takes an extremely long time until "I learned to love myself" is the first thing out of our mouths.

Since you clicked on the article, I assume that you have also seen period movies and series or read books from the same register: Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, maybe The Vanity Fair? Whatever they are, one thing is certain: vintage productions have a special air, something that catches you in its nets and makes you transpose to another point in time.

Surely many of you have once found someone, you liked them, you decided to hook up, and after a period when you noticed certain negative changes in the relationship, you asked yourself the question: "Am I in a relationship?" toxic?".

I think we've all seen a movie or series centered around skating at one point or another. Movies like Ice Princess, in which the nerd who has no social life, through about 3 trainings becomes the national champion, a classic "coming of age" movie genre. Or maybe when I said skating you automatically thought of the classic combination of figure skating and hockey, such as Go figure, which has become the most used plotline in the creation of movies that include skating.

Her Time Romania is organizing the Her Story contest for the first time! If you want to present your story and your own experience, now is the time! Through the submitted articles, you will have the chance to promote your personal platform, and the text written by you will appear on our blog. 

Of course, the society that conditions us to believe that we MUST achieve unrealistic standards such as having perfect skin all the time, without pimples, pores or other "impurities".

Call of Duty, FIFA, Fortnite (or PUBG, if you finished high school in 2017-2018), Minecraft, GTA, League of Legends, Counterstrike.. Let's be serious, you don't have to have played them to know about them. Even if you only heard of them when the guys were breaking the video card in the computer lab after cracking the admin password, it's impossible not to sound familiar. Right, boys.. and girls?

Spoiler alert: driving is not among them, because I haven't allowed it so far either.

Each of us has heard the term "bullying" at least once, but not many have expressed concern or interest in fully understanding its meaning. We would be surprised to learn about the vast roots of this alarming phenomenon, which unfortunately has become an accepted behavior in society and considered "normal"

The most important thing about the conversation you are about to have is whether you feel comfortable or not. No one is forcing you to talk if you don't want to, but if you do decide to share this, do it once you are ready.

Womxn Develop at Ubisoft is a mentoring program that aims to attract and develop diverse talents for Ubisoft studios around the world, focusing on womxn in video games.

Today, the elephant in the room is Complex PTSD – a pathology that occurs mostly in childhood, after chronic exposure to trauma such as physical abuse, domestic violence, sexual abuse, captivity, crisis/war conditions, or human trafficking.

2 weeks ago, Her Time Romania launched the "Her Business: Social Entrepreneurship Competition", which came to the aid of young aspiring entrepreneurs. They were given the opportunity to present their plan that could win them the grand prize of 500$ offered by Bennington College to start their business.

Although it seems easy to read, the book really shows that we have to keep fighting especially when the going gets tough.