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The Distortion of a Fragile Mind on Edge

It feels great to look forward to things in life, like a vacation, a promotion, a baby, a marriage, the lists goes now. Sadly, I don’t have many of these moments anymore, although yes there are those milestones likes birthdays and celebrations I look forward to, but those happen each year. I guess for myself,… Continue reading The Distortion of a Fragile Mind on Edge

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Finding Meaning in Valentine’s Day Amid Financial Struggles

The author reflects on Valentine's Day as a mix of commercialization and personal significance. Memories include celebrating love with family and the pressures of expectations, particularly concerning finances and mental health. The narrative highlights both cherished traditions and the author's struggles with self-worth, ultimately encouraging kindness over material expressions of love.

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The Threat of Authoritarianism: Understanding Our Rights

The post critiques the current state of democracy in the U.S., expressing concern over government power, misinformation, and societal complacency. It draws parallels to historical dictatorships and warns against potential future authoritarianism. The author urges vigilance against encroachments on freedom and emphasizes the need for societal awareness and action amidst widespread corruption and misinformation.

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Life After Suicide: Finding Hope Again

Suicide prevention continues to be a topic we should all care about as I at one point struggled and even attempted many years ago, thankful to be here today. It's important to have an open discussion about struggle and stop making those with depression a stigma. There is hope for all who suffer, I am proof of that and here is my story.

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The Dystopian Echoes of 1984 in Modern America

Please note I wrote this in 2020, how times have not changed but gotten more clearer to what we experience today, your welcome America. As a writer and a reader, I often find that fictional imitates real life as something one could think is unimaginable to imageable to our world. In addition to loving books,… Continue reading The Dystopian Echoes of 1984 in Modern America

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The Legacy of Groundhog Day: Film and Tradition Combined

Many may not notice or care but today is Grounds Hog day on February 2nd. A tradition derived from Pennsylvania Dutch observed regionally of a superstition that the groundhog emerges from his burrow if it sees its shadow, it will retreat back into its den and winter will go on for 6 more weeks and… Continue reading The Legacy of Groundhog Day: Film and Tradition Combined

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Finding Strength in My Autobiography: The Forgotten Son

The story of my life has been no easy feat, although I have had a my share of good and bad like most. Each of us has a story to tell, even if you think your story is not that interesting or even boring, but you would find that others can find inspiration and hope… Continue reading Finding Strength in My Autobiography: The Forgotten Son