A concerning trend has emerged online where individuals, particularly ladies, are sharing intimate details of their personal lives, including their sleeping habits, on social media platforms. While sharing aspects of one's life can be therapeutic, oversharing can have unintended consequences. From posting about late-night Netflix binges to sharing explicit details of romantic relationships, the internet is flooded with personal updates. The line between sharing and oversharing is often blurred, and once something is online, it's hard to take it back. This raises questions about online etiquette and digital responsibility. Are we losing sight of what's truly private? Are we setting boundaries for ourselves and respecting others'?
Temporary shelters with space for 26,000 people have been set up as residents of Lebanon's south flee Israeli bombs, Lebanese minister Nasser Yassin has said.
Families have loaded cars, vans and trucks with belongings, gridlocking motorways to the north.
As bombs rained down, children crammed onto parents' laps and suitcases were tied to car roofs.
Some 89 shelters in schools and other facilities have been activated to receive them, said Mr Yassin.
