Helena Bala, Man Repeller

Helena Bala

Man Repeller

New York, NY, United States

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Past articles by Helena:

How to Argue in a Relationship (and Avoid Misunderstandings)

If you've ever wondered how to argue in a relationship without going in circles are getting more frustrated, here are six logical fallacies to avoid. → Read More

How to Argue in a Relationship (and Avoid Misunderstandings)

If you've ever wondered how to argue in a relationship without going in circles are getting more frustrated, here are six logical fallacies to avoid. → Read More

Some Catcalls Offend Me, Some Don’t (and That’s Okay)

Not all catcalls are preludes to harassment, just like not all attention is unwanted. Helena Bala takes on the great catcalling debate. → Read More

The ‘You’re Too Sensitive’ Retort Should Be Retired

The next time someone accuses you of being too sensitive, read between the lines. → Read More

What 'You're Too Sensitive' Really Means

The next time someone accuses you of being too sensitive, read between the lines. → Read More

Why Do We Laugh at Sad Things?

Laughter releases stress, helps manage pain and smoothes social interactions. → Read More

Why Do We Laugh at Sad Things?

Laughter releases stress, helps manage pain and smoothes social interactions. → Read More

Studies Explain the Arm Candy Phenomenon

Helena Bala looks into the arm candy phenomenon. → Read More

Yes, It Is Good to Be Vulnerable

Two years ago, during a particularly isolating and low point in my life, I started a project called Craigslist Confessional. Through an ad on Craigslist, I meet with and anonymously speak to strangers about things that they can’t tell anyone else. What I want more than anything is to connect with people on a deeper level, to allow them to be vulnerable and open without fear. I do this because I… → Read More

Why it Pays to Be Vulnerable

Two years ago, during a particularly isolating and low point in my life, I started a project called Craigslist Confessional. Through an ad on Craigslist, I meet with and anonymously speak to strangers about things that they can’t tell anyone else. What I want more than anything is to connect with people on a deeper level, to allow them to be vulnerable and open without fear. I do this because I… → Read More

The Truth About Phobias and How I Overcame Mine

How I overcame my severe dental phobia and realized the power fear held over my brain. → Read More

Do Optimists Really Live Better Lives?

Is it possible to be positive but not annoying? → Read More

Do Optimists Really Live Better Lives?

Is it possible to be positive but not annoying? → Read More

This is Your Brain on Social Media

Wondering what social media does to your brain? Here you go. → Read More

American Millennials Aren’t That Into God. Are You?

American millennials are not that religious -- not in comparison to generations above them, at least. Where do you stand? → Read More

What Your Parents' Divorce Means for Your Relationships

One writer's thoughts on dating as a child of divorce. → Read More

Millennials Aren't Living at Home Because They're Lazy

Millennials aren't living at home because they're lazy, you know. It's not just for the free meals, either. → Read More

Millennials Aren't Living at Home Because They're Lazy

Millennials aren't living at home because they're lazy, you know. It's not just for the free meals, either. → Read More

What’s Behind Our Fear of Change?

The three reasons why humans fear change. → Read More

What's Behind Our Fear of Change?

The three reasons why humans fear change. → Read More