“When – and only when – I find the man who meets these criteria might I then agree to venture into the next phase of adulthood and have a baby. I have a biological clock ticking as we speak, but I also have standards. No amount of time pressure will get me to lower them”.

Gen Zs obsession with ageing gracefully - ‘We want to preserve our youth so fiercely that we risk losing it altogether’. Head to The Spectator’s Instagram to hear me narrate a few paragraphs of the piece!

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“Yes, it’s cringe to see a flat-bread with anchovies go viral and immediately reserve a table at the restaurant in question. But does it matter how I found it? What matters is that I’m there – supporting the business, enjoying the food and appreciating the chefs who conceived and cooked the menu.”

“Each method of connecting to the mystical is pushing us further away from support rooted in love, care and intimacy”

Last summer my sisters and I bickered over booze, boys, and who paid for what. So this year I’m calling time.

A new study found that over half of Gen Z think its acceptable to push in. Are we arrogant or just ignorant. Read my perspective in The Times.

Since the arrival of artificial intelligence, friendships have been withering on the vine. People have gone from using chatbots for help with schoolwork to emotional support and even friendship

In a world where it’s slim pickings for young women looking for a relationship, I took comfort in having youth on my side. It turns out even that’s a turn-off!

The highs and lows of living at home at 23, something that is becoming more and more common among my generation.

So amazing to be a part of writing this incredible piece by Chiara Brown and so lovely to talk to Ashby Sundown about her experience at Imperial College London, thank you for letting me put your thoughts and opinions into print! Thank you as well to The Times for making this Editor's Pick!

Despite the headline this is actually a very positive outlook on the state of the job market for my generation (Gen Z). The decline in entry level jobs has led to a large group of us Gen Zs, including myself, into working freelance. While the pains of freelancing are plentiful, I discuss the unexpected joys of being self-employed.