Nia Tipton

Gen Z likes to think of themselves as hyper-independent, but there are plenty of things they still need their parents for.

More men should be willing to exhibit this behavior in their relationships.

She had to handle the situation on her own because the police were no help.

It's about showing up for the people in our lives the same way they show up for us.

Parents who do these things may be unconsciously raising their boys to become toxic men.

"Can we normalize being a mom and still having a full face of makeup and your hair done?"

Gen Z is learning the hard way that adulthood isn't all that they had hoped it would be.

She insisted that saving up for retirement shouldn't be the only thing people are concerned about.

Grandparents are seemingly fed up with parents not teaching their children valuable life skills.

Boomers would rather compete with younger generations than share their resources and help them secure their futures.