Category: Season 51
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Journaling: My Long-Term Course in Self-Therapy
Explore how journaling becomes a powerful tool for self-discovery and a ‘long-term course in self-therapy.’ This personal journey delves into deep introspection, challenging beliefs like ‘right person, wrong time,’ and highlights the transformative power of putting thoughts to paper. Join the conversation and share your own journaling revelations.
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The High Cost of Christmas: Why December 11th is Breakup Day
December 11th is known as the Biggest Breakup Day of the Year. Seriously. Why are people bailing on relationships just two weeks before Christmas? It all comes down to the high cost of holiday stress and the pressure of meeting expectations. I break down the true price of Christmas magic.
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Read The Room: The Fear of Being Annoying
What is the social role everyone fears? It’s not being the ‘crazy one,’ it’s being ‘The Annoying One.’ We dive into the anxiety of “trying too hard” and why missing social cues is the ultimate misstep. “The person who doesn’t know their role in the circle is often the one…
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When Even an Ex-CSR Loses Their Cool: The Nightmare of Updating My Bank Info
Four phone calls, two bank visits, and a simple phone number update. An ex-CSR shares the frustrating, week-long ordeal that Zelle and his bank turned into a “blame game.”
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Finally, What I Went Without: Baseball, Disney, and the Adult Itinerary
We all had things we wanted as kids but couldn’t have. For one blogger, it was travel and America’s favorite game. “My point is that my parents likely went without at times for us kids, and they also knew exactly when to draw that proverbial line for us.” See how…
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Confessions of a Bandwagon Jumper (and Why I’m Happily Falling Off)
Explore the funny side of the bandwagon mentality, from TikTok addiction to Detroit Lions fandom, and discover why ‘falling off’ the trend cycle is the ultimate freedom.
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My war against seasonal depression (and the tools I’m using)
😩 Everything just seems dull? You might be fighting Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). I’m sharing my personal, honest strategy—from 10,000 lux light therapy to forcing myself to the gym—to survive the winter. If you’ve ever felt that “Mack Truck” hit, this is for you.
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Why I Stopped Believing in “Right Person, Wrong Time”
Is bad timing the reason relationships fail, or is it just a polite excuse we tell ourselves? I explore why I stopped believing in ‘right person, wrong time’ and why I now believe that true connection is defined by the storms you weather together, not the clear skies you wait…
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Tacky Gifts and Too-Warm Sweaters: The Struggle of Holiday Politeness
That moment you get a gift that’s… well, ‘interesting.’ 😂 My latest post, Tacky Gifts and Too-Warm Sweaters: The Struggle of Holiday Politeness, is all about those well-intentioned (but sometimes tricky!) holiday presents. Sweaters you’ll never wear, decor you’ll hide, and the one gift from my son I’ll always cherish.
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The 7-Foot Problem vs. The Short Man’s Struggle: Which is the Harder Life?
Which is the harder life: The 7-Foot Problem or The Short Man’s Struggle? 📏 We tend to see height as a sign of masculinity, but at the extremes, it becomes a burden. 🔹 The Tall: A world that literally doesn’t fit them and chronic physical pain. 🔹 The Short: battling…
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