humanity

Mental health is a fundamental right; the future of humanity depends on it.

People Pleaser
Today I was doing well. I mean, it had been a long day, but I was looking forward to getting pizza with my family. We don't eat out very often, for a multitude of reasons, so tonight was a special treat.
By Adora Hooper3 years ago in Psyche
All The Things People Take For Granted
We all have limits as to what we can handle. Once you reach that limit it's hard to say what happens. Feels like all I do is work hard applying for job after job. Working so hard without the proper sleep can be very difficult.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Psyche
One Media Outlet in Multiple African Nations is Printing Harmful & Misleading News
Thursday, 25 April 2023 I've written several news pieces with the help of research that is always included within the story. However after reading news in 30 African countries I couldn't help but notice one media giant writes in several countries.
By IwriteMywrongs3 years ago in Psyche
How to Manifest Anything You Want in Life
Manifestation is the process of bringing your desires into reality by using your thoughts, feelings, and actions. The law of attraction states that like attracts like, so by focusing your thoughts and emotions on what you want, you can bring it into your life. Here are some steps you can take to manifest anything you want in life:
By AJR Top Dollar3 years ago in Psyche
Extraterrestrial Life
Are we alone in the universe? It's a question that has puzzled scientists and thinkers for centuries, but now, with advances in technology and our understanding of the cosmos, the answer may be closer than ever before.
By Güneri Yazgan3 years ago in Psyche
God: "Illusion or delusion"
The question of whether God is an illusion or a delusion is a philosophical and theological debate that has been ongoing for centuries.
By Usman3 years ago in Psyche
Live your dreams like a bird
A young Chinese girl, in order to prove that the ability of Chinese in extreme sports is not inferior to that of foreigners, and bravely learn extreme sports such as sky-diving and wingsuit flying. With her continuous efforts, she not only became the highest Chinese athlete in Skydiving USA, but also became the highest Chinese athlete in Skydiving USA. The 80,000-foot flight record of a wingsuit without oxygen has once again renewed people's awareness of the Chinese. She is Yu Yin, a Chinese girl who is determined to fly in the sky like a bird.
By 廖国钧3 years ago in Psyche
Extroverts: A Personality Analysis
This is a sequel to another psychological piece I’d previously written. The first one set the tone and direction for this series. If this is your first time on this page, I highly recommend that you check out the first one, as it went into detail for this second part and laid down some general understanding of personality. It equally went a little deep into the different personality types.
By BigPhaze3 years ago in Psyche
Things I Overheard This Year
As we were riding down the road, having just picked up an older friend. He said, "Lots of bear sightings recently. I can't shoot them, but I am carrying a side arm. I have saved my pheasants once and chickens another time." There I am sitting in the back seat bear clan.
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Psyche
The purpose of pain: An Introduction.
I was lying on my bed one night unable to sleep. I was tossing and turning, my mind working in overdrive with all the racing thoughts and my heart overfilled with emotions at 3 am, an infamously vulnerable and emotionally charged time of the night. I was contemplating life and all its trepidations when a very disturbing yet intriguing question arose in my mind; why am I always in pain? Now, I always try to make the most of things and live life to its fullest. And I do it while being good and considerate of other’s feelings. I try to be a good friend, son, brother and in some cases a role model. Then why do I have this crippling depression and paralyzing anxiety every moment I breathe. Why am I in such agonizing pain in every conscious moment of my existence.
By Hamza Shaikh3 years ago in Psyche
When Breakfast is over, what next?
The Breakfast Club was released in 1985 and was only about ninety-five minutes long. Now, on network television, it is at least two hours in length or much longer, depending upon how many commercials they add today.
By Bruce Curle `3 years ago in Psyche
Solace and Dread At The Taco Bell
Four days prior to my 27th birthday, I ate Taco Bell for the first time in my life. When asked why I would put my ass through that (which, it wasn’t even bad or anything, I’ve definitely incurred worse damage from some good curry), I would chirp some inane comment akin to “just trying something new!” But I was trying for a piece of freedom. The decision to eat Taco Bell was oddly dramatic– a floundering attempt at inner reflection, and then a comeuppance with reality. A deep dive of the psyche using a tostada shell to keep the small discoveries together.
By Delise Fantome3 years ago in Psyche