Rose Weisberg is a Secondary Language Arts Education major and Psychology minor at TCU in Fort Worth, Texas. A proud member of the Class of 2027, she is excited to embark on her sophomore year of college.
Topics that this author likes to write about include psychology, education, culture, and anecdotal tales from her own personal life. While her work oftentimes employs a wry sense of humor, she hopes that it will educate her readers and instill in them a perspective of compassion towards diverse groups of people.
When not writing, Rose can be found reading, baking, working out, singing in the bathroom, and psyching herself up to try new things that she will eventually content-farm for writing material.
How My Perspective on Horror Movies Has Changed (As Someone Who Used to Hate Them)
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Bittersweet Home: Emotionally Preparing for College Move-Out
Is Girlhood Dead? How Young Women of the 21st Century Are Being Cheated Out of Childhood
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College Gym Bros’ Advice on Meeting Your 2024 Fitness Resolutions
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Why TCU is Failing No Nut November: Exploring the Flawed Relationship Between Religion and Sex
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I Give You Sexy Corn: The Evolution of Women’s Halloween Costumes