I’m afraid of heights, and Graham keeps big-noting himself as the authority on everything. It didn’t matter how much sailing experience we had; his stories were always bigger and better than ours. I said. “If you’re so good at it, you f*cking go up and change that f*cking light.” My tri-light was busted and needed […]
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Samantha Felding, with her luminous eyes and gentle smile, effortlessly commanded attention in any social setting. Her intelligence shone through in every conversation, her empathy evident in the way she listened intently to others. Gracious and poised, she navigated social circles with ease, always a beacon of thoughtful consideration. Yet, there was one topic that
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The words swirl within me, a tempest of thoughts and emotions. I am a writer, a conjurer of worlds, a whisperer of secrets. My mind dances with prose. My heart beats in metaphors. But there’s a catch—a cruel twist of fate that binds my hands and silences my voice. Anxiety—that relentless companion—holds me captive, weaving
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I sit alone in the dimly lit corner of the bar, nursing my drink like it’s the elixir of life itself. The clinking of glasses and distant laughter swirl around me, but I’m cocooned in my own world of shadows. It’s where I belong, where my mind finds solace in the chaos that rages within.
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Hearing voices, also known as auditory hallucinations, are experienced by individuals across different cultures and age groups. These hallucinations involve perceiving sounds or voices without any external stimuli. While it’s commonly associated with psychiatric conditions like schizophrenia, hearing voices can also occur in other circumstances. Exploring the instances where people hear voices provides insight into
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It’s okay to vent once in a while. It’s highly recommended. Keeping things bottled up indefinitely has a lasting negative effect on our mental and physical health. But I’m not here to talk about that. I’m here to misdirect you and mention something about our victim’s screams instead. This is about the screams they make
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I like to have fun with history. The mental health field seems like a good target for my darker obsessions. I know, why not take a seriously serious subject and turn it around? The Chic Chic Institute has taken out this prestigious award for a world-record fifth time in a row! Congratulations to our clinicians
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In the canvas of life, emotions dance in a riot of colours, each hue reflecting a different facet of our inner world. As I navigate through the intricate tapestry of emotions, I find myself entangled in a chaos of colours that define the essence of my existence. This kaleidoscope of feelings paints my world, giving
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What an apt word to include at the start of this post. Many weak-stomached folks would think the text written for this genre came from that place of fire. The transgressive style challenges readers by taking storytelling into places where regular commercial fiction doesn’t normally go. Topics of self-harm, abuse, sexual deviancy, etc — are
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In the grand theatre of life, each of us dons a myriad of masks, switching them effortlessly as we navigate the day. From the socially appropriate language we use in mixed company to the carefully chosen attire that signals our identity, we are adept at transforming ourselves to meet the expectations of various roles. In
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