Fame and Fortune in the Isolated Age of Social Media
“One thing we all adore, something worth dying for, nothing but pain, stuck in this
Love
Looking Beyond Neediness: Why It’s Okay to Accept Your Need for Love
Fear of Being Needy Most of the clients I see struggle with intimacy; they have
I’m Sorry I Couldn’t Love You More – A Poem about Regret
I’m sorry I couldn’t love you more For every time you cried, for each tear
The Girl in the Red Dress – A Poem about Love and Loss
This poem is about a girl I met long ago, recalling who she was and the effect of her leaving. I’ll always remember the girl in the red dress.
My Best Friend Death: Catalyzing Purpose Through Existential Dread
Our most troubling revelation is that of our own morality; we avoid awareness of it, as though it were the plague, but can existential dread become helpful?
The Man Who Has It All – A Poem About Greed and Suffering
Is greed really good? Here’s a story about a man who spent most of his life chasing fortune and fame, and neglected those who loved him.
A Fruitless Quest for Love: Avoidant Attachment and Barriers to Intimacy
Why is it so difficult for some of us to find love? We look for the answers out there, but could they, in reality, reside within?
The Trap of the Self-Assured Don Juan
Why The Kind and Confident Don Juan You’re Looking For Doesn’t Exist “Fake it til