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Mental Health // Depression Is Real
I’m supposed to be studying, but here I am falling into another existential crisis. This time, I’m getting out faster than usual, and I’m going to talk about it rather frankly. Terms my friends and I often use to describe our exhaustion or tiredness, such as ‘existential crisis’, ‘mental breakdown’, ‘depressive episode’ are all mostly…
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Mansfield Park by Jane Austen — a Book Discussion
“Mansfield Park is said to be one of Austen’s most socially sophisticated and serious novels, as it touches on the idea of typical marriage versus marriage with love, and the shifting between the different classes of society and how it comes about within the families mentioned in the novel.”
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Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb—Life lessons and personal reflections
Despite my previous fascination with psychology, and my secret aspirations to become a therapist myself—not so secret anymore—this book has given me lessons and insights which I am sure I would not have seen or read anywhere else…
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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte — A Book Discussion
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall has proven to be exactly what the Brontë sisters are all about: courage, breaking the silence, and living by moralities…
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Sometimes you read a book – A Tribute to Jane Eyre
Ever since I started reading it in December last year, I felt like Jane was something quite personal; both in the sense that it was slowly becoming my all-time favorite read, and because this character and this story are touching on major life themes for me at the moment…
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A Love Like This Won’t Last Forever
“I will imagine you Venus, tonight, and pray pray pray to your star like a Heathen.” Up until a few hours ago, this line was stuck in my head with no real meaning, except that it struck me as unfamiliar and deeply impassioned. In the wake of my idleness, I decided to google its resource…