Month: November 2023

Men, it’s time to reframe the way we view change and the labels that come with it. Being called a hypocrite often carries a negative connotation, but what if it’s really a sign of personal growth and evolution? Let’s dive into why embracing the term ‘hypocrite’ might just be the compliment you didn’t know you […]

In a world captivated by the silver screen, the Hollywood depiction of romance has long cast a shadow over the reality of relationships. This isn’t just about cinematic entertainment; it’s about a pervasive influence that can skew our perceptions and expectations of what love should be. This article is not sugar-coated. It’s a direct call […]

In the vast expanse of the digital world, a peculiar trend has taken hold: individuals curating their private lives into public spectacles on social media, echoing the drama and flair of reality TV shows. This online exhibitionism is no mere fad; it’s a psychological maze with dire consequences for our personal well-being and the fabric […]

In a world peppered with red tape, the control freaks reign supreme. They are the architects of the most infuriating, mind-numbing, and soul-sucking rules you could possibly imagine. But it’s time to call it as it is: a farce, a manipulation, a chokehold on the throat of freedom and creativity. Let’s not mince words: these […]

Delving Deeper into Arkane’s Vision for Redfall From the beginning, Arkane’s ambition for Redfall was grand. The company, under the leadership of co-directors Harvey Smith and Ricardo Bare, envisioned a bold departure from its traditional single-player experiences. This new game would be a multiplayer adventure, inviting players to join forces in a battle against vampires […]

The latest installment in the Call of Duty series, Modern Warfare 3, has been met with mixed reviews. Critics have been quick to lash out at what they perceive as stagnant gameplay, a charge that holds water depending on who you ask. Personally, I’m not entirely on board with these critiques; however, there’s an aspect […]

I found myself in a familiar place again, typing out an apology to my mentor for the silence that had stretched between us. “I’m sorry I haven’t checked in more,” I wrote, feeling the weight of my depression like a physical barrier to connection. Self-Preservation Over Social Obligation But my mentor’s reply stopped me in […]

Gentlemen, let’s cut through the noise. We’re witnessing a betrayal of camaraderie, a sabotage of solidarity. What’s the culprit? It’s the stale, spiteful words from an ex, lingering like a bad odor in the sacred space of brotherhood. This isn’t mere chatter; it’s the recycling of resentment. It’s low, and we all know it. Fracturing […]

Author: Bre Croft MS Psych I/O The concept of “cancel culture” has become a battleground of the self-righteous, with individuals eager to cast stones from glass houses. My wife, in an epiphany, coined a counter-mantra: “Embrace your cancel.” The phrase isn’t just profound—it’s a battle cry against the hypocritical virtue-signaling that has poisoned our discourse. […]

The Challenge of Standing Alone: Social struggles can often feel like solitary battles, especially when those around us choose to remain neutral. This stance of non-intervention can lead to a profound sense of isolation for individuals who are seeking support. Understanding the psychology behind the phrase “I don’t want to get in the middle” unveils […]