Culture & Lifestyle
By the time Nourhan El-Sayed sits down to watch television on a weekday afternoon, her inner voice starts tormenting her. It already speaks to her as she settles into the couch, before she turns on the TV, or has a chance to exhale. The voice reminds her that she could be answering emails instead. “It’s this tight feeling in my chest,” El-Sayed, 29, a marketing manager in Cairo, told Egyptian Streets. “Like I’m falling behind in a race I didn’t…
