humanity

Mental health is a fundamental right; the future of humanity depends on it.

There Was a Secret in My Strange Walk
It wasn't the usual symptoms that made me start wondering about ASD, the ones that people typically associate with autism. Not a lack of eye contact. Not an inappropriate affect or coldness. Not a single fixed obsession.
By Andrew Johnston4 years ago in Psyche
Our CEO Was a Prisoner of His Past
Let’s call him Milton Boring. He was rather boring, but it was not his fault that he was like he was, as you will see if you read on.
By Dean Gee4 years ago in Psyche
I sit. I wait.
I sit. I wait. A sterile beige room taunts me as a cocktail of bleach and dust swirl around the air. Fading framed photographs fill the tragic walls. Battered reupholstered chairs retain the shadowy concave imprints of the people who waited here before me.
By Bianca Shaw4 years ago in Psyche
10 Signs That You Are a Highly Sensitive Person
Are you a highly sensitive person? Being a highly sensitive person means you’re sensitive to internal and external stimuli. A highly sensitive person (HSP) is not a psychiatric diagnosis.
By Kirsty Kendall4 years ago in Psyche
Willard Hershberger Has Just Destroyed Himself
Content Warning: Theme of suicide. In 1928, 18-year-old Willard Hershberger returned to his Fullerton home after a day of hunting and left the shotgun at the foot of the stairs.
By Will Hull4 years ago in Psyche
Random Ramblings -Part Three
Maybe it's the energy from the upcoming full moon that has me more on edge than usual, but I really don't think so. I can feel myself teetering on the edge of a mental breakdown and it seems that no one notices.
By Analise Dionn4 years ago in Psyche
War In Countries.
I had to believe THIS as I was returning from a country At War with itself I had served in so years go - I fell asleep and I dreamt of this.
By Dawn Earnshaw4 years ago in Psyche
What if hell is real?
There is a hell that I believe in, not designed by any mind and not a punishment from any judge, but instead a problematic paradigm which we are in denial of every day - life is suffering.
By Insinq Datum4 years ago in Psyche
Why the Dunning-Kruger effect does more harm than the Imposter Syndrome
It all started with a Greek fable in the 1st century. “A dog in the manger who has no need of, or ability to eat, the chaff in the barn. But it would prevent the cows from having it.”
By Bond Wang4 years ago in Psyche
The Increasing Importance of Attachment Emotions in Every Sphere of Life: Part 02
The Increasing Importance of Attachment Emotions in Every Sphere of Life: Part 01 Attachment Emotions are becoming more and more important than ever for the truly discrete and lonely Humankind
By Moshiur Rahman4 years ago in Psyche
Mental State of Children
Mental illness issues in general is horrible, when you are diagnosed as a child it's even worse and it is no fun to deal with.
By Lovely Lucia4 years ago in Psyche
Thoughts...
What we have failed to see, besides the deception and lies, is how covering it all up has actually been worse than one imagined. Nobody speaks up on it. We walk around as if nothing happened, no one did anything wrong. The fact that we sit back and do nothing when we should do something, is (not) done for the same reason we believe in fictional heros. Someone with power will take care of it.
By Betty Boon4 years ago in Psyche