Susanna Mollah is a just another millennial trying to find her feet in this chaotic world. Her interests are broad and varied, and can be summed up (maybe?!) by the following:
- Sewing, charity shopping and textile sustainability as a means of disrupting negative, harmful fast fashion cycles
- Embroidery as a tool for improving mental health and reclaiming traditional crafts in an age where digital technologies are prolific
- Reading
- Running - as a tool for improving mental health, and as an analogous, transferrable framework for setting goals in other areas of life
- Cycling
- London, gentrification and the connections between social class, work and social mobility
- Nail art and hair styling as a valuable, legitimate means of creative self-expression
- Politics/social justice
- Intersectional feminism
- Garage, grime and the connection to inequalities relating to class and race (and the intersection between music and London/social mobility vs. inequality)
- Tinder and how digital dating technologies in general are shaping the way we view romance/relationships/hook-ups/whatever in the 21st century
- Fashion theory
- Mental health - coping with stress, anxiety, depression, dealing with imposter syndrome/self-sabotage, with the goal of developing a strong, robust toolkit for coping whilst fostering a sense of resilience for the future
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