Knowing Yourself as the Hero and the Villain
Knowing yourself takes a lot of effort and can be quite painful. However, our lives become much more coherent when we make this effort.
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Nuance in a Polarised World
Social media has trained us to hide our flaws and hope to God no one ever finds them, but we’re all flawed. The point of this blog is to showcase how a person is a combination of beliefs, flaws and anxieties rather than any one perspective.
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How Social Media Affects Our Mental Wellbeing
Social media distorts how we interact with others. Instead of viewing conversations as places to collaborate, it’s not more common to see them as battlegrounds.
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Why ‘Mental Health’ is not a Get Out Of Jail Free Card
Mental Health is often used as an excuse by disingenuous people to avoid taking responsibility for bad behaviour, and it needs to stop.
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I Didn’t Know What Mental Health Was Until My Friend Killed Himself
Too often we have waited for tragedy to strike in order to educate about mental health.. We must educate in order to prevent such tragedies.
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How To Talk Openly and Why It’s Important
Talking openly about how we feel is something we all encourage but rarely do. It can be challenging, and scary. Finding effective ways to open up is key for our wellbeing.
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