I’ve been getting a fuck ton of questions about polyamory in regard to relationships. How far does polyamory span? Is it a taboo with the semblance of a “form of relationship?” What are the dynamics of it really? What ...Read more
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Given that time isn’t vain and our chase of it has an ending if you were able to live to the age of 90 and retain either the mind or body of a 30-year-old for the last 60 years which ...Read more
We’re in a day and age where everything is evolving so rampantly and things go by without our noticing the sudden shift and change in the paradigm. Seeing as the dating world is not one to be left behind, it ...Read more
If you had a story about you that you thought could help someone else but it was stigmatizing to you, would you share it? If yes, how would you go about it? If no, why would you not go through ...Read more
It’s that time of year where everyone is excited to do everything the don’t usually do with everyone they don’t usually see. In some places, the festivities have already began. In others, people lay in wait of the day they ...Read more
There’s a saying that has become somewhat of a trend over the past one and a half to two decades – Life is short. The question though is, how short is life? Or rather, how short is short? Have a ...Read more
Why do most find it so hard to stick to their partners in this day and age? Why is it that the option of going separate ways is floated around so often that it might as well be the third ...Read more
This is the final part of the four part series on depression in bipolar disorder in particular. There’s a few pointers of what to keep in mind if ever you come across someone with bipolar disorder or depression. In general, ...Read more
About every person I’ve spoken to about bipolar disorder has asked me, “But how do you know when what episode is happening?” Here’s how. I’m Depressed, Not Broken (3).
As you probably might have picked up, there’s two types of bipolar disorder in this article. You have bipolar II (the milder one) and bipolar I (the more aggressive one). Bipolarity is now considered a spectrum disorder because of the ...Read more