Long time no post. Given my drastic life changes in recent months, this blog is much more a personal expression of those life changes and losses, so with that comes a lot of deeply emotional, personal write ups of mine. They are my means of coping and sharing in a creative manner. If you wish […]
Category: psychology
Pornography Part Deux: Comment response
responding to a good comment
On Pornography, Sexuality and Self-Esteem
Long time no write up! You’ll have to excuse my lack of posts this past month. As always, I get occupied with studies and other parts of my life. In particular this month involved some health concerns which needed prioritizing, but I’m fine and quite healthy after all, so no problem. This blog post is […]
On Men, Emotions and Masculinity
Recently I have been exposed to different convictions regarding the topic of men and their emotions, and much of it has primed me to begin writing a little bit about it, as not only does it pertain to my own gender, but is also a fairly important topic of discussion, particularly in the realms of […]
On Honesty And Your Emotions
Ride the waves of your feelings.
Cube World Beta
Let’s talk Cube World Beta.
Abandonment and Rejection – Insidious Self-Sabotage
It’s been a little while since my last post! I’ve been very busy doing other things, such as going on my one year anniversary trip with my partner and also thinking about what I’d like to do during my long summer vacation. Part of the things that I want to do more of is write, […]
The Discipline of Happiness
Over the past few weeks, I have been in quite the slump, emotionally. My moods have been all over the place, and while there have been legitimate reasons for much of it, at the same time I was having difficulty getting back to how I usually feel and think. It’s unusual for me in this […]
On Emotions: Understanding via Introspection
A challenging part of human living is the area in which emotions arise. They can range from extremes of profound pleasure such as happiness, joy and contentment, to catastrophically painful states such as grief, depression and guilt. Some schools of thought consider emotions as states that are beyond our capacity to control and something we […]
