stand the test of time, To remain valuable, effective, or popular for a very long time; to continue to be respected or used after many years., fleeting phases, Short-lived periods or stages that pass very quickly and do not last., a constant game of catch-up, A situation in which you are always trying to reach the same level as others or keep up with events, but never manage to get ahead., thumb through, Look through a book, magazine, or document quickly by turning the pages, without reading everything carefully., tugging on our brains, Constantly pulling at our attention or mental focus; distracting us or putting pressure on our minds., a rite of passage, An important event or experience that marks a person’s transition to a new stage in life, especially adulthood., emotionally entangled, Emotionally involved in a complicated way; having feelings so mixed up with another person or situation that it is hard to separate them., well intentioned, Intending to be helpful, kind, or good, even if the result is not successful or is misguided., set boundaries, Establish clear limits about what behavior, access, or demands are acceptable, especially in relationships or work., disintegrating societal structures, Social institutions or systems — such as family, community, or traditional authority — that are breaking down or losing cohesion., omnipresent influence, An influence that is present everywhere and at all times; impossible to avoid.

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