Compelled to go back to homes where they can't express themselves, or are still in the closet, how queer and trans people in smaller towns and cities are facing …
Tag: depression
‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’: Existentialism and Sleepwalking
Charlie Kaufman captures how our mind constantly births questions about existence.
Why ‘The Social Dilemma’ Won’t Make Me Quit Social Media
The solution to the issues posed by the Netflix film lies not in quitting social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, but in understanding them better.
An Endless Darkness
A poem written to help people understand why mental health and depression should not be taken lightly.
‘Talk to Someone’ And Other Unsolicited Mental Health Advice on Social Media
Why such phrases might be unwelcome to people actually facing mental health issues.
Your Mental Health Matters, but Which One?
My experience with a lesser known subtype of OCD has made it clear to that the conversation on mental health needs to evolve beyond just the basics.
A Mind That Stinks of Death
I struggle between a vision to change the world and a dying, strangled motivation that seems to whoosh out of me every chance it gets.
What to Expect, and Not Expect, When You Become an Orphan
Life is unapologetically unpredictable – all you can really do is hope for the best.
Haven or Hell
A poem on the realities of being trapped indoors.
One Teenager To Another
A 17-year-old pens a poem with the hope of letting other teens know that they are not the only ones feeling like there's nothing to look forward to.