Category Archives: Psychology

How Life Events Shape Our Perspectives

As I age, I make better decisions. I think things through. I’m more cautious of how I come off to people. In return, I’m a lot more particular about the company I keep. To put it out there plainly, I don’t make time for the BS. I’m grateful. I’m a lot more focused about whatContinue reading “How Life Events Shape Our Perspectives”

Daily Writing Prompt Answer

Bungee jumping. As I’ve grown older, my stomach just can’t take it. When I was younger, I would only get the jitters a little bit when I was up high. Roller coasters were still fun. Now that I’m older it’s a different story. I think it’s my nervous system. My nerve just can’t take it.Continue reading “Daily Writing Prompt Answer”

Pencil-Powered Peace: The Wonders of Therapeutic Writing

This post emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of writing as a means to cope with overwhelming emotions and life’s challenges. It highlights five key advantages: catharsis, vigilance, analysis, clarity, and community. The author encourages readers to channel their feelings into writing, using it as a powerful tool for mental health and self-expression.

Are You Out of Your Write Mind?

Microaggressions within our socialization require a few words. Some might say that I’m out of my mind to write down my personal thoughts and publish them on the internet, but I say–naaah! I want to share a few dilemmas I face in life due to race, privilege and culture. This has everything to do withContinue reading “Are You Out of Your Write Mind?”