A couple weeks ago, I posted about gift giving during the holidays. It’s estimated that Americans waste billions of dollars on unwanted presents every year.
Category: Life
‘Tis the Season for Unwanted Gifts!
Did you know that waste increases by a significant margin during the holidays? It’s pretty obvious why–wasted food, used gift wrap/tape/bows/boxes/bags, cheap decorations that get
Recent Controvery Around Disability & Media: PC Gone Mad Or Rightful Call-Outs?
Just this week, I’ve heard of two instances where people called out media companies for portrayals that marginalize the disabled. The game Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
Musings on Sympathy vs. Empathy, Why Language Shifts & Viewing All People as People
A few months back, I wrote a post on FB that involved having empathy for others. Someone initiated a bad faith argument with me and
How I’m Coping With Corona Burn-Out
When people ask, “how have you been during all this?” I say I’ve been doing pretty well. Lately, though, I wonder if the whole “life-being-disrupted-for-over-six-months”
Is Mental Illness Romanticized? Angst vs. Illness, Prescriptive vs. Descriptive Art & More
Mental and physical ailments have always been stigmatized, so it’s great that we’re breaking down some of the barriers to understanding, like fear and ignorance.
