The other week, I responded to a question in Ask Reddit and for once, it was a really good question. I've lost track of it now, buried far deep in dozens of comments and replies. But the gist of the question was this: I can't cry. I want to cry. I know I should cry. … Continue reading Self-care: why crying is good for you
Self Help
Career advice: active listening
This is a really good topic that someone asked in one of my reddit groups that I'm a member of. The poster asked how he could stop interrupting people. He recognized that this was a problem he had and couldn't let people finish their stories without interrupting them to ask questions. He said it wasn't … Continue reading Career advice: active listening
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A case of the twisties – Simone Biles – mental health awareness
I woke up early this morning trying to think of something interesting that I could write about today. When I'm stuck in a creative rut, I often turn to Reddit for inspiration. The site does not disappoint when it comes to sparking interest. A discussion popped up in Ask Reddit about Simone Biles who is … Continue reading A case of the twisties – Simone Biles – mental health awareness
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The Body Language Guy and toxic relationships
I've been hooked on the Britney Spears conservatorship case for the last few months. It's all over YouTube and there are so many great YouTubers covering the case. During my search for coverage of the court hearings, I stumbled across a channel called The Body Language Guy and it's one of the most interesting and … Continue reading The Body Language Guy and toxic relationships
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You mad bro? — internet trolling
Something I've learned in recent months - is that the people who call others negative "bitches" or other words I won't use in this blog, are those kind of people who often have the most negative views of the world around them. They spend all their energy spewing out hateful remarks to anyone who will … Continue reading You mad bro? — internet trolling
