Bee Labutale

Remote Writer Midlands, UK

Bee (she/her) is a British–Sri Lankan writer who recently graduated with First-Class Honours in Creative Writing and has a background in studying Law. She is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices on topics of social change – particularly intersectional environmentalism and mental health.

Bee (she/her) is a British–Sri Lankan writer who recently graduated with First-Class Honours in Creative Writing and has a background in studying Law. She is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices on topics of social change. Her years of experience volunteering with youth organisations and initiatives — involving researching and producing multimodal content focused on intersectional environmentalism — make this a key area of interest for her. She is also interested in exploring youth mental health. When she is not writing, Bee enjoys dancing, gaming, and watching cartoons, anime, and K-dramas!

Latest Stories from Bee

How research says Gen Z is redefining friendship online

How research says Gen Z is redefining friendship online

Online friendships have long been viewed as less ‘real’ than those formed through face-to-face interaction. However, research indicates that for Gen Z, whose social lives are increasingly shaped by digital spaces, that assumption is outdated. In a world of 8.3 billion people, how realistic is it to assume that the right people for us are all within a 10km radius? More than 2,000 years ago, Aristotle defined friendship as a reciprocal...

By Midlands, UK
What does research tell us about parasocial relationships?

What does research tell us about parasocial relationships?

Parasocial relationships have always existed, but social media has made them feel more personal. For Gen Z, constant access to influencers, streamers, and idols is blurring the line between fandom and real connection. What does the research say? Have you ever watched so many interviews of your K-pop bias that it feels like you know them as a friend? Or what about when you’re watching your favourite streamer? They say...

By Midlands, UK