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Apr 6, 2018

6 Signs You Should Rage Against the Power of a Toxic Family

Family is a child’s main principal of socialization and a vital part of childhood; growing up surrounded by people you can be happy around provides a sense of belonging and home — you know your position in life is certain. …

Relationships

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6 Signs You Should Rage Against the Power of a Toxic Family
6 Signs You Should Rage Against the Power of a Toxic Family
Relationships

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Mar 23, 2018

Voyeur of Fine Needlework

Snapshots of Lives Worth Exploring — It could be any other day; you’re driving through an urban street and as you round a corner, you notice out of the corner of your eye — something. They’re walking, talking, texting, calling, but there’s something different about them this time. Something that’s at the edge of your consciousness…

Life Lessons

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Life Lessons

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May 30, 2017

Sometimes, people worry so much about what they aren’t doing, that the things they need to do never…

Sometimes, people worry so much about what they aren’t doing, that the things they need to do never get done.

Anxiety

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Anxiety

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May 1, 2017

Why Are We Scared of Aliens?

(Not the extraterrestrial kind) — My thoughts on immigration — Prehistorically, humans were inferior to their environment. We were weaker, smaller, and slower than the animals that preyed on us. We were easy meat. The only thing that elevated us above our hunters were our brains — specifically, our ability to communicate. This was a great asset; because of our…

Life Lessons

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Why Are We Scared of Aliens?
Why Are We Scared of Aliens?
Life Lessons

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Apr 14, 2017

Children of War

The precarious brink of war: the outcome of choosing blood over love — A response to escalating global tensions — What happens when the world is thrown into upheaval? When mandatory conscription rips crying children from weeping mothers, to return as a ribbon or grim imitation of a beloved son? What has war taught us? The answers lie in six foot holes in the ground. A slab of marble and…

North Korea

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Children of War
Children of War
North Korea

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Apr 6, 2017

Deities of the Abyss

Tracing a Holocaust Survivor’s Shift in Faith — All quotes are taken directly from “Night” by Elie Wiesel. Before reading this, I highly recommend reading Night. It is a breathtaking work and the context of my work leans heavily on Elie Wiesel’s. Humankind likes to pretend that it is hard. Harder than rock; harder than steel. The problem is that humankind does not learn from its mistakes. Hard…

Holocaust

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Deities of the Abyss
Deities of the Abyss
Holocaust

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Mar 2, 2017

How Depression Saved my Life

From shallow to deep and back again — I remember the day I stopped seeing colour. One day the sky was blue, and the next… A slate grey. Food; trees; books; buildings; all bleached of their vibrance. The loss didn’t hit me until I noticed people’s eyes. Varying shades of grey, all looking down at me. Pitying me. Judging…

Life

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How Depression Saved my Life
How Depression Saved my Life
Life

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Feb 26, 2017

The Passion of Creative Release

“Be the flame, not the moth.” — Giacomo Casanova — It is my immense pleasure to present a topic that plays a tremendous role in keeping me sane. It is a topic that, I believe, everyone experiences in one form or another. I breathe it. Matthew Inman once wrote that “…creativity is like breathing. When you make stuff, you’re exhaling…

Writing

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The Passion of Creative Release
The Passion of Creative Release
Writing

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Published in Literary Society

·Feb 24, 2017

Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk

Embracing this Mindset will Allow You to Regain Control of Your Life — Don’t cry over spilled milk. That is the mantra I repeat to myself daily. When I wake up, and throughout the course of the day, inadvertently screw something up; “don’t cry over spilled milk.” Because that’s life. You’re going to screw something up. That bad thing is going to happen. …

Life Hacking

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Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk
Don’t Cry Over Spilled Milk
Life Hacking

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Published in Literary Society

·Feb 23, 2017

The Poor, the Rich, and the Drifters

Society divides itself into two parts: The Rich and The Rest, or from The Rest’s perspective — The Poor. But there is a secret, unknown segment of society, belonging to a class composed entirely of their own species: The Drifters. These extraordinary beings do not conform to the hierarchal order…

Interpretation

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The Poor, the Rich, and the Drifters
The Poor, the Rich, and the Drifters
Interpretation

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