Your neighbour

  Girls’ Choice: The Fun, Spicy, and Super-Duper Goofy Interview with Mass Comm First Semester Ladies Ladies and gentlemen, gather ‘round! We’re about to take a hilarious, spice-filled, and utterly goofy journey into the minds of the fabulous girls of Mass Communication, first semester. The girls have spoken, and trust me, you’ll want to hear all about the kind of husband *they’re* looking for, their superhero dreams, and the most crucial fashion advice you didn’t know you needed. Let’s dive into "The Girls’ Choice"and see what these future media moguls had to say about love, life, and style. :Fatima’s "Perfect" Husband Checklist So, I had the privilege (and, let’s be honest, the pleasure) of chatting with Fatima, who’s got it all figured out. When asked about the *dream* man, she didn’t hesitate. Ladies and gentlemen, take notes: - "Normal height" (none of that "tall but no personality" business). - "Not bald" (because, apparently, a s...

Ah, the sweet scent of freshers’ week! Nothing screams “new beginnings” like a gaggle of first-semester Mass Communication girls brainstorming their dream husbands. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing seven lovely ladies—each a delightful mix of personality quirks that could put a reality show to shame. Buckle up, folks, because this ride is going to be as entertaining as it is enlightening.  :The Cringe-Worthy Playlist Before we dive into the deep end of future husband fantasies, let’s talk about the music choices that had these future media moguls cringing. Picture this: a room full of bright-eyed students, confessing their guilty pleasures. Spoiler alert: they all admitted to jamming out to songs that would make even the most forgiving ear cringe uncontrollably.  Think about it! Who knew that behind the serious façade of a mass comm student lurked a love for those catchy tunes that make you question your life choices? Next time you hear “Baby Shark” blaring in the l...

  Welcome to the showdown of the century: Jess Mariano vs. Dean Forester! Grab your coffee, settle into your favorite chair, and get ready for a hilariously goofy debate over who is the ultimate boyfriend for Rory Gilmore.  "Round 1: The Sweetheart Showdown" Dean, the quintessential "good boy," is like that warm slice of pumpkin pie you savor on a chilly fall day. He’s dependable, responsible, and always there to support Rory, whether it’s building a car or just being the shoulder to cry on. But wait! Enter Jess, the brooding bad boy with literary charm. He’s like that dark chocolate that you know is bad for you but can’t resist. He’s the one who reads books, writes, and has a certain “je ne sais quoi” that makes you swoon.  "Round 2: The "Who’s More Supportive?" Challenge" Dean is the guy who will show up at your door with flowers and a homemade dinner. “Hey, Rory, I made you lasagna!” (Um, can we just take a moment to appreciate how he cooks?!)...

So, you’ve just finished binge-reading the *A Court of Thorns and Roses* series, and now you’re left with a void in your heart that only more fantasy can fill. Fear not, my fellow bookworm! If you’ve been wandering the realms of imagination, perhaps it’s time to make a pit stop at the land of the *Witcher*—where monster hunting, brooding heroes, and a whole lot of “What the heck is going on?” await you. 1. Meet Geralt: The Brooding, Cat-Eyed Hunk First off, let’s talk about Geralt of Rivia, the main character. Imagine if Feyre had a brother with a serious case of resting witch face and a penchant for monster-slaying instead of saving the world through a dance-off or whatever it is that she does. Geralt is like that grumpy cat meme but with a sword and a killer haircut (and yes, that’s a big deal in fantasy). He’s got more scars than friends, which is a vibe we can all relate to after a tough week of work, isn’t it?  2. The Side Characters: A Mix of Quirkiness and Chaos Now, if you ...

  Not long ago, I was new to Webtoon, and one comic caught my eye. My first Webtoon was "True Beauty." There was this quite new Webtoon, so I opened the first panel and read episode 1. It was hella interesting and thrilling, so I thought it would be a good Webtoon for a thriller mood, you see? Then I never touched it; I don't know why.  After about a year, I got into a lot of spicy Webtoons, including " Maybe Meant to Be," "Dragon King's Bride," "Serena," and many more. But I couldn't find one to my taste. So I decided to go for a thriller and started reading "Trapped." Gosh, that was one good decision! I thought it would be a murder mystery or something, but it turned out to be a vampire-dark romance! The tag was a thriller, okay? So I didn't even bother; the synopsis was just drab as well. But hell no, it's a dark romance 💒 with amazing plot twists, art, and scenes—you know what I mean, right?  It was just so unex...

In a deeply disturbing incident that has sent shockwaves throughout Pakistan, the recent gang rape of a female security guard at Sahiwal University has highlighted the pervasive issue of violence against women in our society. This heinous act not only sheds light on the vulnerabilities faced by women in public spaces but also calls into question the systemic failures that allow such atrocities to occur. On the night of the incident, the female guard was reportedly on duty when she was ambushed by a group of men who brutally assaulted her. This tragic event is a stark reminder of the dangers women face, even in places meant to provide safety and security. The sheer cruelty of this act is unfathomable, and it has sparked outrage among citizens, activists, and human rights organizations alike, demanding justice and accountability. ### The Wider Context of Gender-Based Violence The incident at Sahiwal University is not an isolated case; it is part of a larger epidemic of gender-based viole...