Diary of a Gen Z student: Beetroot juice, oversharing, and 'the ick'

For legal reasons, I do not recommend this lifestyle to anyone. Go to your doctor if you want an official diagnosis. Read on, if you want some insight into my madness
 Jane Cowan: "Just a heads up: if you haven’t worked it out already, this is not an advice column. I overshare about my life for 800 odd words every week. That’s my brand. But for legal reasons, I do not recommend this lifestyle to anyone. Go to your doctor if you want an official diagnosis. Read on, if you want some insight into my madness." Picture: Moya Nolan

Jane Cowan: "Just a heads up: if you haven’t worked it out already, this is not an advice column. I overshare about my life for 800 odd words every week. That’s my brand. But for legal reasons, I do not recommend this lifestyle to anyone. Go to your doctor if you want an official diagnosis. Read on, if you want some insight into my madness." Picture: Moya Nolan

If there’s one thing I’ve learned too much about from social media, it’s psychology.

Well, pseudo-psychology. You don’t have to be qualified to spout out advice about wellness, mental health, or basically anything. Obviously, it has its drawbacks...

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