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: 10 minutes Suicidal ideation is more of a problem than many people think. To help highlight this, this article includes two personal experiences of suicidal ideation
Reading Time: 7 minutes There’s a hidden disorder hide among men, especially weight lighting men, and that disorder is called muscle dysmorphia, but what is it?
Reading Time: 5 minutes The winter months can be harsh on us in a lot of different ways, and one way is winter depression. But, there are ways to manage it
Reading Time: 8 minutes Promiscuity often gets a lot of bad press, because people misjudge promiscuous people, essentially slut shaming people. But is this fair?
Reading Time: 8 minutes As the old saying goes, blood is thicker than water, but this article will make a case for burning bridges even when it involves family
Reading Time: 7 minutes Alcohol and relationships, the way we use alcohol to socialise, have long been a point of concern, as going to be pub is all we know in the UK
Reading Time: 8 minutes We all have self-doubts, but when those self-doubts become pathological, that’s when your imposter syndrome undermines your quality of life
Reading Time: 8 minutes Orthorexia is an eating disorder that does a brilliant job of hiding in plain sight and often co-occurs with other eating disorders
Reading Time: 8 minutes Music has a wonderful ability to tap into our souls and affect the way we feel on a fundamental level, so how can it help with mental health?
Reading Time: 8 minutes More and more studies are showing us the importance of embracing nature for our mental health, so what can we do to tap into that?