Welcome to the category archive that’s all about me. Here you’ll find all the articles that have been indexed as containing a sizable amount of personal information and my experiences.
If you want to learn more about the person behind the Unwanted Life blog, then this is the archive for you.
Here you’ll find articles whereby I talk about my mental health and my invisible disability issues. You’ll also find some other interesting insights into who I am as a person.
Reading Time: 12 minutesRe-entry anxiety can be a crippling experience if left alone, but it doesn’t have to be like that. There are several strategies to manage our re-entry anxiety
Reading Time: 7 minutesMonotonous eating is a habit that exists for many reasons. While it can be boring to live with this eating habit, that’s rarely an issue on its own
Reading Time: 5 minutesIt’s that time of year when I am celebrating and making a toast to my blog as it makes it to another birthday. So enjoy the birthday roundup
Reading Time: 8 minutesSelf-help can be a valuable source of information, but we can also get lost in the self-help rabbit hole if we’re not careful, or worse
Reading Time: 5 minutesBody modification has been around almost as long as humans have existed, but modern body modification is often more about body dissatisfaction
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe Pomodoro Technique is a well-known method for productivity, but what if I told you there was an upgrade? Welcome to the Animedoro method
Reading Time: 11 minutesAlthough it might not seem like it at first glance, exposure therapy can be a ritual approach to tackling someone’s eating disorder
Reading Time: 6 minutesBoredom and the fear of free time are two different things. While boredom can be dull, a fear of free time indicates an avoidance of self
Reading Time: 8 minutesJealousy is rarely a fun experience, but retroactive jealousy is often baseless, yet harmful to any relationship. Here’s how to overcome it
Reading Time: 9 minutesProductivity guilt and anxiety are common in our modern society, but that doesn’t make it useful. In fact, it’s harmful. Here’s why