About Natasha Dawn
Natasha Dawn
Natasha holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alberta, where she majored in English and minored in Women’s and Gender Studies. Exploring the diversity of the people in the world is endlessly fascinating to her, and she believes there is nothing quite as educational as a few hours of people-watching.
Natasha spends most of her time in local coffee shops sipping soy cappuccinos while bullet-journaling or reading creative nonfiction. You’ll also find her hanging from silks, hoops, and trapezes at her aerials studio a few times a week.
Latest Posts From Natasha Dawn
Buckle up! Out of all the love languages, the language of Physical Touch has many intricacies to explore. From learning what physical touch encompasses to setting boundaries, there is a lot to learn.
We've covered the basics here, but encourage...
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Let's make something clear: someone whose primary love language is Receiving Gifts is not automatically selfish or materialistic. This is a common misconception about this love language, but remember that people who understand love through gift-giving likely also communicate their...
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If you're familiar with your Meyers-Briggs type, you probably already know which side of the introvert/extrovert divide you lie on. But, if you're anything like me, you might find yourself consistently scoring right on the cusp of introversion and...
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Finally, a good reason to bring back the pick-up line, "Hey baby, what's your sign?" (Well, maybe not a "good" reason - don't quote me if you try this line and it doesn't work!)
Most people know their zodiac sign,...
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Listen up, night owls: I was one of you, once.
Exhausted all day, yet unable to drift off before 1 or 2 AM. The sound of the morning alarm was like nails on a chalkboard to me. I often overdid it on...
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Listen, I can't believe I even have to say this, but since there still seems to be confusion surrounding whether or not Seasonal Affective Disorder is a real mental illness, let's start with this: Seasonal Affective Disorder is a real...
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