Fear Of Free Time: The Horror Of Having Nothing To Do
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
Retroactive Jealousy: The Trials And Tribulations Of Being In Love
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
Playfulness: The Horrors Are Never-ending, Yet I Remain Silly
Reading Time: 6 minutesFight back against our dystopian lives by engaging in some good old-fashioned playfulness and silliness and free your inner child
Productivity Guilt And Anxiety: Life On The Hamster Wheel
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
Worry And GAD: From Real Worries To Hypothetical Worries
Reading Time: 7 minutesWorry can be useful to us, in moderation. If your worrying is controlling your life and bringing you down, then check out these strategies
Time Agnosia, Time Anxiety, And The ADHD Waiting Mode
Reading Time: 5 minutesDo you find it difficult to do something if an event/appointment is scheduled later? This could be you entering’ waiting mode’
What Is The Misunderstood Connection Between BPD And Rage?
Reading Time: 6 minutesAnger is synonymous with borderline personality disorder, but is BPD and rage a real thing, or has this been misunderstood?
Going On A Quest: The Happiness Of Pursuit
Reading Time: 5 minutesHappiness can be an impossible goal, making the pursuit of happiness an unachievable goal. But the happiness of pursuit could change all that
Understanding Mental Health Can Make A Significant Difference
Reading Time: 5 minutesUnderstanding mental health is just as important as understanding health. So why is it that such understanding can be missing?
How Living With The Feeling Of Being Lost Leaves You Vulnerable
Reading Time: 6 minutesThe feeling of being lost is an unpleasant feeling, but one we’ll all likely experience at some point. But how can this make you vulnerable?