Author: Brinay Prince

Dad Has Cops Called on Him After Being Mistaken for a Homeless Kidnapper

He blames the mix-up on his "tired dad" outfit choice.

One dad recently learned that appearances in public really do matter. A 33-year-old father shared on social media that his neighbor called the police on him after mistaking him for a homeless man walking around with a stolen baby. Turns out the walk was a part of his regular routine which made it surprising that the neighbor didn’t recognize him….

Want a Better Relationship With Your Dog? Stop Doing This on Walks

Tuning out on walks might seem harmless, but it matters to your pup.

It’s no secret that dogs love going on walks, but did you know the way you walk your dog can impact your relationship with them? Research shows that not being present during walks can weaken the bond between you and your dog. They can pick up on human energy and tell when their owners are distracted, like being glued to…

Men Are Shaving Off Their Eyelashes

The purpose? To appear more masculine.

Videos posted online show men going to the barbers to trim their eyelashes. According to them, they want to look more masculine, as longer eyelashes make them look “too pretty.” Health experts, however, say you shouldn’t do this, stating that eyelashes are vital for eye health. They’re there to help reduce airflow over the eyes, maintain moisture, and filter intense…

Gen Z is Ditching Flashy Proposals

According to them, a “quiet proposal” is the way to go.

Gen Zers are now steering clear of extravagant marriage proposals. According to them, a “quiet proposal” is the way to go. They say a big reveal of an engagement is now cheesy and overdone, especially when most are posting it on social media and trying to go viral. Instead of a big dramatic surprise, couples are privately heading to the…

Is It Ok to Eat Food in the Supermarket Before Paying?

An angry mom says a cashier scolded her for letting her child eat food in the supermarket before paying.

People are divided on the controversy, with some not understanding why you can’t just wait until you leave the store. They add that it could be considered stealing, as something could happen to your credit card and prevent you from paying. Others say it’s no big deal, and that employees should be kind to customers and let them eat while…

Americans Are Rethinking Grocery Shopping to Cut Costs

From coupons to buying in bulk, people are finding new ways to save.

Inflation in the supermarket is causing everyday shoppers to change their buying strategy. A new study found that nearly 9 in 10 Americans are implementing stricter buying habits. These include buying more generic brands, sticking to grocery lists, reducing food waste, and using more coupons. The study also reports that women are more likely than men to pay attention to…

Should You Change Your Outside Clothes When You Get Home?

Apparently it’s a good idea to separate your “outside clothes” from your “inside clothes.”

Experts say changing immediately after arriving home can help reduce exposure to germs, which can survive on certain fabrics for up to 200 days. This is especially important for those working in professions such as healthcare, grocery stores, restaurants, landscaping, and sanitation.

Do You Code-Switch at Work?

If you’ve ever felt like you couldn’t be yourself at work, you’re not alone, and there’s a name for it.

Code-switching is when someone changes how they talk or act to fit in with different social situations, especially at work. Whether intentional or not, people code-switch to appear more professional, project confidence, fit in, or mask emotions. According to a new study, the practice is most common among women, with 82% adjusting their speaking style while on the clock. This…

Fix Your Posture With Adult Tummy Time

Turns out, acting like a baby can be good for you.

Fitness experts on TikTok say “tummy time” isn’t just for babies. They recommend spending time lying on your stomach to help strengthen back muscles, improve posture, and prevent neck and shoulder pain. Doing this for just 10 minutes a day can help counteract the unnatural movements caused by constantly looking down at your devices.