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Jackie Arias

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What the docuseries ‘Marissa: In Fertility’ teaches us about the pressure and cost of having kids

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By Jackie Arias
| thepost.ph
Long before The Try Guys became one of YouTube’s most recognizable comedy groups, their premise was right there in the name: they would try things. What began in 2014 with Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld, Eugene Lee Yang and Ned Fulmer putting themselves through unfamiliar and frequently ridiculous experiences for BuzzFeed eventually grew into an independent media company, 2nd Try, built around comedy, curiosity and a willingness to get deeply personal on camera.
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A fun first theater experience: Peppa Pig Fun Day Out! takes kids on a colorful adventure

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By Jackie Arias
| Philippine Daily Inquirer Verified
For over 20 years, Peppa Pig has brought cheer and laughs to children around the world. Known for her jolly personality and adorable oinks, the titular character goes on fun adventures with her family and best friends, with each episode sharing valuable lessons for its preschool audience. Even parents could learn a thing or two from the cartoon animals. Article continues after this advertisement The Philippines is no exception to the Peppa Pig craze.
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Biphobia is real—and it hurts the most during Pride Month

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By Jackie Arias
| thepost.ph
There’s a song by Beth McCarthy called “Good Bi” that basically talks about what makes a “good” bisexual person according to society. She sings about how bi people are attracted to men and women (and anyone in between), but will be judged for their choices regardless. “If I fall for a girl, the boys will call it a phase / If I fall for a boy, the girls are calling me fake,” she sings.
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