Why It Takes Courage To Say You’re Sorry
I’m sorry. Two easy words that are not always easy to say. In our society, we are taught that apologizing means you’re at fault. Or, it means you’re showing weakness. […]
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Why Social Awareness And Empathy Take Constant Work
Empathy is a lifelong process. Anyone who knows me knows I’m an outspoken feminist. But once upon a time, I scratched my head and questioned why we needed feminism. “Shouldn’t […]
We Both Have Mental Illness: Do We Get Each Other Or Are We Doomed for Disaster? [Swipe Life]
As a child, I was consumed by compulsive behaviors I swore no one could ever understand. I’d wash my hands until they were raw and conduct nighttime rituals to ward […]
“As I Lay Crying:” A Podcast Introduction
We do it in our cars, bedrooms, maybe at work, alone or with loved ones, and perhaps in front of strangers: crying, that is. It’s innate in all of us. […]
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