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Aditi Joshi

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He proposed at 1,450 feet above New York, their date ended in handcuffs

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By Aditi Joshi
| MSN India Verified
Aditi Joshi Angela and Ivan are Russian urban climbers and daredevils who have built a reputation for doing things that most people wouldn't even dare to imagine. Their videos often show them climbing some of the world's tallest buildings without ropes, harnesses, or any visible safety equipment. For them, heights aren't something to fear. They're a way of life.
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The Return of Hobbies: Why Young Adults Are Taking Up Pottery and Knitting

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By Aditi Joshi
| NewsPoint
The question isn't why these hobbies are becoming popular. The real question is: what are people looking for that they're not finding elsewhere? At some point, we stopped allowing ourselves to enjoy things just because we enjoyed them. If you liked taking photographs, someone told you to start a photography page. If you enjoyed baking, you should probably sell cakes. If you painted, maybe you could turn it into a side hustle. Somewhere along the way, hobbies became projects.
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Why does everyone else's life look better than mine? The comparison culture created by social media

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By Aditi Joshi
| MSN India Verified
Aditi Joshi A few months ago, I opened Instagram for what I thought would be "just five minutes." The first story was of a school friend announcing that she'd gotten into her dream master's program abroad. The next post was from a cousin celebrating a promotion. Then came a reel of a 22-year-old influencer giving a tour of her luxury apartment and talking about "multiple income streams." We close the app Not because one wasn't happy for them. They were.
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