Tone Breistrand

One of my favourite things about my generation is that the vast majority of us use humour to cope with our problems. We make jokes about things that aren't funny, but laughing at the situation makes it easier for us to deal with it. I absolutely love that this is so widely spread and accepted, although out of context it can definitely make you sound like you're out of your mind.

I think we've all fallen into the trap of thinking someone else has something better than us, that they're happier than us or that we need to be more like them. Comparing your life to someone else's is unfair and a complete waste of energy. You've lived different lives, and comparing yourself to them or having negative feelings around the fact that they seem to have more or better things than you, is totally unjustified. You can use them as motivation to achieve something, but don't put yourself down because you don't currently have the specific things they have.

I don't think any other game has sucked me in as hard as Breath of the Wild has done. This game has brought me an insane amount of joy. The Legend of Zelda has always been my favourite game franchise. One of the things that make the games so good, are the fun side quests. I know we're all different types of gamers, and I'm of the 100% completion kind. I absolutely love side quests, and Breath of the Wild did not disappoint me. Here are the ten side quests I had the most fun completing (spoiler alert?).

I really don't understand how we're still having issues with the legalisation of abortions. At this point, the information out there should be enough to open people's eyes. Abortions aren't evil, and should be available for everyone. For many people, they're the absolute best option for their situation. Abortions are an important part of our modern society, and they're here to stay. There's a long list of arguments against abortions being legal, and I want to address a few of them.

We all know that history is an important part of us, as we are continuously developing our world and moving forward. In the last centuries, great changes have taken place and our societies have been shaped to what they are today. However, a lot of the content produced by philosophers several hundred years ago is still relevant for us today, and can guide us on our journey towards a better world. Here are ten quotes by some of the greatest thinkers in history, that are still useful today.