Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs during specific times of the year, primarily in the winter months when daylight is reduced. — By Jacob Maslow Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs during specific times of the year, primarily in the winter months when daylight is reduced. It affects millions of people globally and can lead to feelings of lethargy, sadness, and a lack of interest in usual…

Orange you glad I asked? — By Edie Weinstein I just heard about a TikTok trend that encourages people to ask their partner if they would be willing to peel an orange for them. Apparently, it is a measure of how much this person loves you and is willing to go out of their way for…

Learn how to listen to your inner voice and gut feelings. — By Tchiki Davis KEY POINTS Intuition can be the brain’s way of processing lots of information quickly based on previous experience. It may feel like an answer just suddenly comes when a lot of work is going on behind the scenes. Intuition is a debated topic in psychology due to…

Trump went on further to argue that “the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within.”Trump went on further to argue that “the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within.” — By Warren Blumenfeld What very likely could have come out of the mouths of Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini in their representation of Jews, Donald Trump spewed out at a recent campaign rally:

The fawn response is often overlooked in discussions of trauma and abuse, but it is a crucial aspect to consider, especially when it comes to narcissistic abuse. — By Jacob Maslow The fawn response is often overlooked in discussions of trauma and abuse, but it is a crucial aspect to consider, especially when it comes to narcissistic abuse. Individuals often experience one of the four fear responses — fight, flight, freeze, or fawn — when faced with a…

The amount of energy we invest in considered thought is a choice. — By Ken Goldstein I’ve been a student of philosophy for most of my adult life. It’s a passion, it’s an indulgence, at times it’s an obsession, and it’s a driving force in many of my most consequential actions. Digging through the canon of thousands of years of argument — hundreds…

Names serve as a profound reflection of one’s cultural, familial, and personal identity. — By Viral Chatter and Martha A. Lavallie Names serve as a profound reflection of one’s cultural, familial, and personal identity. However, a recent incident involving a teacher’s consistent mispronunciation of a student’s name has spotlighted the broader implications of such oversights. Beyond mere etiquette, correctly pronouncing names fosters inclusivity, respect…

I had always hoped I could lose my virginity to someone more experienced. — By Harris O’Malley Hey Doc. I’m in my late 20s, “pushing 30” as they say. I’ve never been in a relationship or had sex. I’ve suffered from anxiety, low self-esteem and depression much of my life, though I am taking medication and going to therapy. My dating life can best…

“Sorry About the Climate” scholarship. Eligibility: Those that live on beach front property in Oklahoma. — By Shannon Carpenter Apology Scholarships for Our College-Aged Kids Because Grown-ups Messed Up Their Future. 1. Sorry about the climate scholarship: Eligibility: Those who are living on beachfront property in Oklahoma. Amount: It’s over, so you know, let’s say a million dollars at this point.