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Neuroballer

To Hans’ surprise, his neighing horse raised his fronts legs then reared back, throwing the young military trainee clear onto the ground. It all happened quickly,

My thoughts on the forever changing times

We have to move ahead with time. When my son was on the verge of completing his graduation, all that I had on my mind was that he gets a job. But he had some very

Nothing Comes Free

There is a popular quote that goes, “Nothing is free, even in Freetown.” Many of us have developed the habit of wanting things instantly, expecting results without

They Called It Love. You Called It Pain. You Were Right.

They said it was love. The way they checked your phone. The way they told you what to wear. The way they made you feel small, just so they could feel big. They called

Not Tonight

Hi fellow Hiveians, Today I wanted to chat about a mindstate I was in, and why I was in it! Not Tonight Wasn't feeling it. Last night, I had a few things in mind

Growth and Gratitude

Growth in life is just not about financial status. Growth happens in many ways to us. When I finished my studies and got my first job, all I had on my mind was career

Getting angry is a waste of energy

When we bang in to something we get annoyed with ourself for not being careful, and then we are careful after that ensuring we do not bang in to the same thing again.

Sharing My Breast Feeding Journey With Some Wonderful Midwifery Students

Yesterday whilst I was at work, I got a message from a friend of mine, asking if I would be willing to come and share my breastfeeding journeys, with the current

Balancing Risk And Comfort In Your Life

Almost everyone likes to eat out from time to time. For some people, it's the pure pleasure of trying new foods. For others, it's the comfort of a relaxing atmosphere.

The Body Keeps the Score Workbook Chapter #3

It is Thursday morning and I have a call with the VA therapist this afternoon. THe plan is to discuss the first three chapters of this book with her and see what

The Body Keeps the Score Workbook Chapter #2

It is Sunday morning here and I just finished Chapter Two of the Workbook. It was an even faster read than Chapter One. I'll dive into chapter two of the actual

The Body Keeps the Score Workbook Chapter #1

Tonight I finished up the first chapter of the "Body Keeps the Score" Workbook. It was a quick read, so I checked out the actual books first chapter as

My Thoughts On Happiness

Happiness. Well that sure is an interesting topic for me, especially considering the last couple of weeks I have had. But I do like a challenge and it was because

Fear, Would I Choose To Let It Go?

I spend most of my childhood, living in fear. Scared to be in my own home. Sacred to be too loud, to do wrong, to be too much, to be seen even at times. That fear,

A Clash Of Extremes

There's a thing called delusional disorder, which is a mental disorder characterized by isolated delusions without any accompanying symptoms like hallucinations

Dreams And Things That Humble Me

I tend to dream quite vivid dreams. Most I forget upon waking, but some, some of them stick with me. Like this one, that I'm about to share. I've never really got

The Mental Landscape of Superiority-Inferiority Complex

Sometimes, I do try to pinpoint every individual effect on the outer world to a known psychological cause. I think studying about how people think will reveal a

Peer Pressure: The Good And The Bad

I remember that awkward and intense phase in high school when everyone's cramming for exams. I vividly recall that time, surrounded by friends hitting the books

Exploring the Millennial Psychology of Cryptocurrency Investing

I believe millennials are playing a key role in redefining finance, one blockchain transaction at a time. Since the dot-com bubble, many of this generation have

Complexities of Luxuries

I was reading a relatively inane article on what rich people do differently with their money, but it did bring to mind something that aligns with what I have been