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Ayn Rand: The Woman Who Made Individualism Unstoppable
Two unforgettable heroes came alive from Ayn Rand’s imagination—Howard Roark from The Fountainhead (1943) and John Galt from Atlas Shrugged (1957). To me, they weren’t just fictional men; they embodied the possibility of living by unshakable principles. Their strength wasn’t in superpowers or wealth but in moral clarity—the courage to stand alone when the world demanded conformity.
By Muhammad Riaz4 months ago in Viva
A Struggling Feminist
Thoughts are spiraling in my head- they are going through my spines, nerves and throughout my body. I am struggling to fit in with my current situation alongside with my own principles and beliefs. The principles and personality I built up- ummm- for around thirty-six years of my life! Well I was born and brought up in Global South. Global South- the polished term being used instead of third world country.
By A Lost Feminist 4 months ago in Viva
Pulpit Puppetry
There is a fracture forming in the foundation of the Church. I’ve said this before, but it bears repeating, and not for emphasis, but because the crack is widening. And many still don’t see it.
By Daniel Pierce4 months ago in Viva
The Viva That Changed Everything
M Mehran he exam hall smelled of polished wood, nervous sweat, and the faint trace of chalk dust. For weeks, Ayesha Khan had buried herself in textbooks, notes, and past papers, yet now, sitting in the stiff wooden chair, she felt the familiar grip of panic squeezing her chest. Today was the day of her final viva, the oral exam that could determine whether she graduated at the top of her class or stumbled into mediocrity.
By Muhammad Mehran4 months ago in Viva
The Day of the Viva
M Mehran Arham had always been a good student, but the word viva carried a special kind of fear for him. Written exams, he could handle. Multiple choice? Essays? No problem. But facing a professor across a table, answering questions with nothing but his mind and voice—there was something about it that turned his confidence into quicksand.
By Muhammad Mehran4 months ago in Viva
Skin Clinic in Myeongdong Seoul: Jennie Highlights City’s Charm from K-pop to Street
Seoul has officially launched a worldwide tourism initiative featuring global K-pop star Jennie as honorary ambassador, unveiling a campaign that aims to capture the city’s layered identity. The initiative, branded with the slogan “Absolutely in Seoul,” highlights the Korean capital as a destination where tradition, lifestyle, and innovation come together in everyday life. By blending ancient heritage with modern creativity, Seoul seeks to strengthen its image as a global cultural hub that can appeal to millions of travelers.
By Nica Furs5 months ago in Viva
How to Travel Around Sri Lanka Comfortably and Safely
Getting from one place to another in Sri Lanka doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You will find that the island’s travel options suit nearly every pace and personal preference. No matter what kind of traveller you are, matching your choices to your comfort level can shape how much you enjoy the journey. Let us take a look at how you can best travel around Sri Lanka with comfort and safety.
By Rochell Megan5 months ago in Viva
From the ’90s to Today: How One Brand Helps Carry On the Sunday Best Tradition. AI-Generated.
The Sunday Best Tradition and the People Who Keep It Alive On a Sunday morning, before the first hymn is sung and before the pastor begins to preach, something special happens in churches across the country. It’s not loud or flashy. It’s quiet, almost like a slow parade. Women walk through the doors dressed in their “Sunday Best” — suits with neat lines, colors that seem to fit together like they were made for each other, and hats that sit proudly on their heads like crowns.
By Latonya 5 months ago in Viva
What Sets a Stay by Chiang Mai’s Historic Old Town Apart
The country of Thailand is vast and known for being one of the most visited places in the world. The activities the country has to offer, paired with the iconic landmarks and delectable food, are too good to keep people away. Some towns and cities are more memorable than others for various reasons. Old Town in Chiang Mai is one such example of a memorable place. Staying near Chiang Mai’s historic Old Town is like opening a living storybook where heritage and modernity blend seamlessly. From temples portraying the Lanna traditions to amazing markets, here is a guide to see what makes this neighbourhood unforgettable.
By Gabriel Anthony5 months ago in Viva
Everything You've Wanted to Know About Organic Lubricants
What is Organic Lube? Crafted from natural ingredients and free from harmful chemicals, organic lubricants offer a safer alternative for those with sensitive skin and allergies.
By Mayla Green5 months ago in Viva
You're Going To Die Alone With Your Cats
In many dark corners of society, there's still a tired stereotype that paints single women with cats as lonely, pitiable and maybe even a little unhinged. It's a statement often thrown around like a dire warning, framing single life as something to pity or mock. But where did this trope come from, and what does it say about our views on women, cats, and independence?
By Chelsea Rose5 months ago in Viva
Pros and Cons: Clash in Paris' Women's Intercontinental Championship Contest
Expect the unexpected. Those are words to live by. At Evolution, Stephanie Vaquer won a #1 Contender's Battle Royal to earn an opportunity at the Women's World Championship at Clash in Paris, which will take place on August 31. We figured that we'd get a big clash between Rhea Ripley and Vaquer, but a Money in the Bank cash-in changed that. Things appeared to be set in stone after the title didn't change hands at SummerSlam.
By Clyde E. Dawkins5 months ago in Viva