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The Whole Truth: Mirror Image
This is my second post in my Whole Truth series, which is focusing on wisdom and self-awareness that I have gained through my life.
By Scott Stewart4 years ago in Psyche
How Colors Influence Our Psyche
Because we live in a chromatic universe, and color brings into our lives a variety of emotions and feelings - joy or sadness, warmth or cold, security or fear, agitation or peace - we must be very careful about what we choose for the spaces in which we also work for those in whom we want to relax.
By Asher Crosby4 years ago in Psyche
Physical Complexes, Problems in the Relationship With Others
Every human being is unique and different at the same time, and physical beauty is the unique image that you want to convey to those around you, just to know how to transfer it to your advantage.
By Delilah Booker4 years ago in Psyche
The Sad Sequel
The owner is gone, the people occupying his house are trash. They steal things, go through things that aren't theirs, to go through. They have filled the house with chemicals, that no sober or clean person is safe around, along with cigarette smoke everywhere. In every room, these people will smoke, cross boundaries, all because they think this is all a sequel to some sick lie, they never lived and the fake death, proved it. These people who have been castes out of a place they never belonged in the first place, steal from the only one at this point, making it possible, these frauds even took my television remote, because although they do nothing, but harass and invade, as well as divide and conquer, anything and anyone that threatens there unwinding lie.
By I am me Amanda Nissen/Champion4 years ago in Psyche
Random Thoughts: Do you need some comfany?
When our youngest, Dan, began talking, it was so cute the way he mispronounced certain words that we didn’t bother correcting him. Later, we realized he wasn’t mispronouncing words at all: he was simply a mini-sized master of portmanteaus.
By JL Daly4 years ago in Psyche
Behind the mask
When I got diagnosed with ADHD, a weight was lifted off of my shoulders. I finally had an answer for why my brain was a little different, why I found it easy to do certain things but that my laziness wasn’t laziness.
By Nina Pierce4 years ago in Psyche
Psparkles Psychosis (part II)
Wind whipped like a remorseless smack across Psparkles face. Her gait quickened. As she navigated the swathes of human swine- the sidewalk felt too small. Crowds had never been easy. Hoodie pulled up over her head, she kept her gaze trained on only the ground directly in front of her next footstep.
By C.J. Jaye4 years ago in Psyche
Mental Illness: Preparing for my First Appointment
My spouse, who had long noticed a shift in my mental state, in my moods—in how I began to react to stress—talked to me one night about getting therapy. But as one would expect, I was not fascinated by the idea.
By Whatsdalatest4 years ago in Psyche
How Non-Verbal Communication Influences Gender Inequality
Biological discrepancies include hormonal and chromosome differences. Relative or average physical strength found primarily in the upper body as well as the lower body is often more superior in males, but does not mean that any given man is stronger than a given woman.
By Arbiter Writing4 years ago in Psyche
What Are You Hiding Psychoanalysis And The Unconscious
When you sleep, what do you dream of? Do you dream of enjoyable things like lounging in the beach? Do you dream of being in a situation you’ve never even thought of?
By kavinda ranabahu4 years ago in Psyche
The Mountain Top Syndrome
Who am I to tell you absolutely anything about how you ought to live, behave, act or exist? Fuck you — is what I would say at some point if I were you. What I can do, though, is to express my own take on the world based on the experiences that shape me, as I go along this long and meandering path, and shut off my inner preacher.
By Elliott Black4 years ago in Psyche
my story of survival
Well, this is the first story that I'm writing on here. I guess I should probably introduce myself, my name is Julie and ever since I was 12, I have struggled and battled with depression and anxiety. While, I have battled for a long time, for reference I'm 20 now- there have been many coping strategies and general things about how these disorders/illnesses interact with each other. Specifically how they are within myself, my behavior, my mood, and my general perspective of life.
By Julie Barber4 years ago in Psyche