humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
Taking my Zombie Mind on an Easter Egg Hunt
I live with my free mind, the one that is aware and free from adding judgment, and with my zombie mind, the one who wants to run from pain and fix everything all the time. This zombie mind of mine clings and resists. She is impatient and goal driven. She sees, though, that every time a goal is met it is replaced with another goal and with it more suffering until the goal is reached. This endless cycle of suffering has led me to the pursuit of healing my zombie mind. I want to help her let go and know the nirvana found in knowing this moment is enough. This action is good all by itself without any particular results.
By Becca Willson4 years ago in Humans
I'm Done
How is everyone keeping their anger in check these days? Let me tell you what I'm done with: Winter The Pandemic The "Freedom" convoy The vaccination war The Supply Chain "Experts" commenting on anything and everything Businesses being closed on Mondays because they can't find staff My outdoor cat beating up the other cats because it's too cold outside Social media Crappy internet Paying bills Cleaning my house Cooking All of the people in the world
By Karena Graca4 years ago in Humans
The Hotel Clerk
How did I find myself in this position? I kept wondering how I had allowed myself to end up here. Sitting in a hotel bathroom on the floor between the toilet and the shower holding three towels above my head, praying that they would be enough to protect my head from what I was about to endure.
By Rose Gabler4 years ago in Humans
What is Introversion? Answer to all your questions
It's a basic personality trait that means you like to think about your thoughts more than others. Introversion, one of the Big Five traits that make us who we are, is a continuum with extroversion at the other end. Introverts like quiet and solitary experience less than extroverts.
By Introvert Meaning4 years ago in Humans
6 Habits That Are Keeping You From Being Happy Once Again
We are prone to engaging in compulsive behaviors that cause us a great deal of tension and anxiety. Even when we are aware that something is wrong, we fail to address the issue and instead continue to do what we have always done, even if it is destructive.
By Anup Joshi4 years ago in Humans
Moral Incentives
1. Everyone has a duty to herself to preserve her life. I completely agree with this statement because I am aware that after experiencing a lot of harm, she tries to place boundaries to prevent those same cycles from occurring. I agree to protect yourself for the sake of your sanity, but don’t be so overprotective of yourself that you diminish your sense of freedom to concerns of fear. The reality is risk help us grow and sometimes those risk can appear harmful when they aren’t. Would you run if you knew there was an opportunity to grow on the other side of that risk?
By Drako the Righter4 years ago in Humans
Please, can we stop victim blaming?
A Memory I was about 15 years old when a friend confided in me that an adult male, in a position of trust, had made inappropriate advances towards her; but when she told her mother, instead of reassuring her, and promising to address the incident, she said to her daughter, 'And what did you do to encourage him?'
By Deborah Robinson4 years ago in Humans





