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13 Reasons In Reality
13 Reasons In Reality I just finished watching Season 3 of 13 Reasons. It reminded me of people I knew in High School once upon a time. I will not name names, but I do think it is an important … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, education, Event, Feminism, Flashback, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged #MeToo, 12 year old, 13 Reasons, 16 year old, 17 year old, accuse, accutation, America, Anger, Assault, bestiality, bombshell, Boyfriends, Bryce, choice, Clay, College, consensual, counseling, Date, denial, Depression, Drinking, Drugs, flowers, forced himself on her, Friends, Girlfriends, Hannah, High School, Hospitalization, Jealousy, Jessica, Justin, lies, lucky, Mad, Marriage, Midwestern Town, no choice, not prosecuted, not reported, outburst, police report, Pregnancy, preventable, Private, Prom, prosecuted, Public, punishable, Rage, Rape Culture, Reality, red flags, Rejection, report, reports, Repression, reputation, rumblings, rumors, Secrets, Sex, Signs, suicidal, suppression, Temper, Trauma, Truth, Violence, Virginity
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Somewhat Damaged
Somewhat Damaged “Made the choice to go away. Drink from the fountain of decay. Tear a hole in the exquisite red. Fuck the rest and stab it dead,” sings Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails in the song “Somewhat Damaged.” … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics, Psychology, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged Abuse, Abusing, Alexandria, Bad People, Being Kind And Trusting Usually Gets You Killed, Cannibals, Carol, Cut Throat Culture, Deanna, denial, Ethics, Exile, Father Gabriel, Fight, Gun, Horrible World, Jail, Jessie, Leash, Monster, Morality, Murderers, Permanent State of War, Pete, Police, Post-Apocalyptic, Rapists, Rick, Rules have Changed, Speech, The Governor, The Nerdist, The Talking Dead, The Walking Dead, Woodbury
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Author Keith Ablow
December 14, 2006 Keith Ablow There are three clear tenants says Dr. Keith Ablow in his 1999 novel Projection, “That people are connected to each other in mystical and immeasurable ways, that we have the power to heal another, and … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Psychology, Religion, Writing
Tagged Abuse, Anne Rice, Bible, Buddhism, Compassion, Compusion, denial, Forecenics, Frank Clevenger, Heaven, James Patterson, Jonah, Josiah King, Keith Ablow, Lilving The Truth, Literature, Lucas, Medicine, Murder, Original Sin, Projection, Psychology, Psychopath, Suicide, The Architect, The Bad Seed, Thrillers, Without Mercy, Yeats, Zen the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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Mistakes Were Made, But Not By Me!
August 3, 2007 “Mistakes Were Made, But Not By Me” is the title of a book I read this week. It was a study of how we are hard wired to protect our ego at all costs. This means that … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Psychology
Tagged cognative dissonance, denial, displaced anger, ego, lies, Psychology
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