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issues in latin america

issues in latin america

educate yourself

justice for hathras victim

justice for hathras victim

Information about the Hathras victim.Link to information to help and information about protests

femicides in mexico

femicides in mexico

quick description of what feminicides are and whats going on in mexico !

issuesinlatam

issuesinlatam

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chilewokeup

chilewokeup

resources about chilean uprising

educate

educate

eduacte youself

Violence Against Women in Turkey

Violence Against Women in Turkey

Stand Together

Help the Armenian Community

Help the Armenian Community

Sources and information to help out and educating yourself about the different troubles Armenians are facing, that are generally overlooked.

sosnicaragua

sosnicaragua

help nicaragua out

LGBTQ+ IN POLAND

LGBTQ+ IN POLAND

please help!

NEWS FLASH: BLACK LIVES STILL MATTER

“Every habit produces multiple outcomes across time. Unfortunately, these outcomes are often misaligned. With our bad habits, the immediate outcome usually feels good, but the ultimate outcome feels bad. With good habits, it is the reverse: the immediate outcome is unenjoyable, but the ultimate outcome feels good. […] The road less traveled is the road of delayed gratification. If you’re willing to wait for the rewards, you’ll face less competition and often get a bigger payoff. As the saying goes, the last mile is always the least crowded.”

— James Clear, Atomic Habits

maybe the answer to some mental health problems like depression and anxiety isn’t just therapists telling you it’s gonna be okay and psychiatrists giving you prozac maybe it’s just providing housing and some kind of life stability through public services which we pay millions in taxes for

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RB if your blog is a safe, accepting space for asexuals!

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Tuh tuh…open sesame

Hello! First of all, thanks so much for this awesome blog. I wanted to ask if you have suggestions on how I can deepen my understanding of psychology—I am INFJ and I'm personally interested in using study the way you do to derive insights and interpretations because I have always been interested in the field. However, when I try to read textbooks or formal sources of information I find myself unable to apply the information or really see the 'point' of it; what should I approach as a beginner?

I’m not sure that I can give you an encouraging response because, in reality, the path of independent learning is a difficult one to travel, and sometimes it is only your own passion that sustains you, i.e., you must be intrinsically motivated. 

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