I used the link provided https://faculty.washington.edu/ezent/imdt.htm to do help stimulate divergent thinking ! I answered some of the questions that were asked and here's my answers compiled:
from what i listed down, i was thinking of how i could use some of them as my potential topics.
love languages - there are 5 love languages: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch. every one of them is important. everyone expresses love and gratitude in different ways. i want to know what people do to express them and if it's effective. i'm sure over the time and generations, love languages are expressed differently and it'd be interesting to see the comparison. i think it's great to learn what your love language is, because that way, you can communicate with others better. even better, you can learn the love language of your closed ones. i also did a test to find out my love language is. (it's receiving gifts)
feminism - thinking of doing a feminism related topic and i have few ideas in mind. maybe SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) related like abortion (stigma) or period poverty (lack of access to education/tools/pink tax) i think it's important to address this kind of issues to raise awareness to educate the people around us.
online harassment - online harassment is sadly a very common occurrence in many people's daily life, especially women. it's actually a gender-based violence. in general, patriarchy creates this unconscious bias in people that women don't know as much. a lot of men tend to comment on or explain something to a woman in a condescending, overconfident manner, aka "mansplaining".
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