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Dressed to Repress
What your wardrobe knows about you that your therapist doesn’t ask
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Objectivity is Not a Part of This Document
On Hypergraphia, Electrical Brain Storms, and Why a Journal is Kleenex for the Soul
May 4
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The Pink Tulle Paradox: A Biography of Desire
How our daily “wants” act as waking dreams, revealing the history of our past and the blueprints for who we want to become.
Apr 27
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The Three Names: Breaking the Spell of the Birth Certificate
The names you were given vs. the one you earned: A field guide to wrestling for a new identity.
Apr 25
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The Scarlet Mirror: What Monica Lewinsky Taught Me About My Own Shame
On being a "Gen X lookalike," the weight of public shame, and how defending a famous stranger became a quiet act of self-advocacy.
Apr 19
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Stop Trying to Kiss Your Way Out of the Mud
Why the frog is a better life coach than the butterfly, and other Jungian truths about loving your "slimy" and "shadowy"bits
Apr 16
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From the Breast to the Stanley Cup: A Psychological Inquiry into the Modern Hydration Obsession
Why We Use Water Bottles as Emotional Support Animals
Apr 13
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The Hardy Boys and the Mysterious Case of the Magical Meeting
Why your shallowest obsessions are actually the delivery system for your soul.
Apr 10
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A witty, deep dive into the "why" of what we want, seek, and do, inviting an exploration beneath the surface of culture and the individual soul through Jungian psychology—because I just can’t stop exploring the depths.
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