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Victims Without Villains
In this day and age, people search for someone or something to blame. Why are we obsessed with creating villains? What happens when they don’t exist?
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What Is Race Fetishization & How Is It Harmful?
Although people might think it is complimentary to fetishize or prefer a particular race, race fetishization is often a damaging practice that can be dehumanizing.
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Can A New Trauma Therapy Repair Shattered Identity?
Trauma disrupts one’s sense of time and causes one to lose the plot of their life, but a new therapy offers hope for building a future.
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Why De-Influencing Is Catching On
The world has become saturated in influencer culture, but de-influencing offers a counter-culture, budget-friendly, sustainable alternative to brand bombardment. But is it simply another form of advertisement?
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Medical Gaslighting & Healthcare Stigmatization
This post explores how and why medical professionals deny a patient’s condition and refuse to offer help, as well as the difficulties women and people of color face when it comes to receiving appropriate medical care.
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Do We Need A Reason To Live?
This blog examines the need for people to give their lives meaning, as some people must define their reason for existence in order to live a full life of value.
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I Didn’t Kill Myself. Now What? (Life After Suicide Plans)
This post discusses how to rebuild life after suicidal ideation or plans. It is meant to offer candid hope and support.
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In Defense Of Narcissists
Why do we have understanding for everyone but people we label as being narcissistic? This post explores what narcissism is, including narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.
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The Paradox of Tragedy
This article explores why it can be healthy to cry during television shows and movies due to the paradox of tragedy and the duality of emotions.
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The Normalcy Bias Is Leaving You Vulnerable
Why are people constantly staying in their homes when hurricanes strike? Why aren’t people fleeing from impending danger despite fair warnings? The normalcy bias explains why people consistently downplay danger.
