Funny, You Don’t Look like You Have Mental Health Issues.
We get sick days, not mental health days. It’s okay to have a cold, but it’s not okay to say, “I can’t handle this crap today, I’m staying home.”
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Are Modern Identities Hijacking Our Truth?
Is the claiming of modern identities killing our true identities? Are people confused by the lure of these images that place them in a favorable light?
Forest Bathing and Finding the Divine.
I close my eyes as I lean against the tree, quieting my mind in silent meditation. I breathe deeply, inhaling the soft, earthy fragrance of the forest.
Why I Decided to Unfriend Facebook.
On the slightly more humorous and totally inconvenient side, almost all of my others apps relied on my Facebook login in order to function.
7 Common Ways in Which We Unconsciously Operate from Scarcity in Our Lives.
There isn’t enough (scarcity) to go around, so I have to submit to their authority, and someday I’ll be powerful enough that they will have to submit to me.
The Bizarro World We Live In: Strangers Merging Superficial Connection and Vulnerability.
A world in which we catch a post about their mother passing, and suddenly this stranger from Thursday has a new dimension. They're grieving.
My Country Broke Me, and Then Put Me Back Together Again.
While I didn’t end friendships over the election, I certainly learned which of my friends believed in the same things as me.
The Illusion of Affecting Change: Reflections On Civic Duty and Social Media.
We must strive for action in unity, and we cannot achieve that by spouting Facebook and Twitter rants that drive wedges between us and do nothing to create sustainable change.
This Is How We Love Now.
With the hope of something that will last without ever having to put in the work.
With the dream of a love like our grandparents.
Let’s Jump Off the Facebook Soapbox, and into Each Others’ Arms.
I’ve vowed to do my best to get over there, to where someone is at, instead of waving my righteous middle finger of indignation. I try to be quick to ask questions, instead of being dismissive. I thought it was the man, it was the abuser, it was the religious person, it was the terrorist, it ...