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Tag Archives: emotions
The Art of Genuine Apologies
This doesn’t have a lot to deal with writing. It could if you want to know how to have a character genuinely apologize. Mostly, I’ve run into too many people who do these ‘non-apologies’ and then expect forgiveness. So, I … Continue reading
Backlash Toward Invulnerable Characters
Many people hate Superman because of his powers. The one that gets a lot of attention is his invulnerability because it means he can never be hurt. People roll their eyes when kryptonite appears and call it a strained plot … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, backlash, boredom, emotions, invulnerability, Superman, vulnerability, weaknesses, writing
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The Shadow of Imposter Syndrome
(Sorry. The November 28th post went live by accident right after this one. So, most people commented on the Hat Shop instead of the real November 2nd post. Didn’t realize it until someone actually commented on this one, so I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, doubt, emotions, fear, imposter syndrome, pessimism, self esteem, writing
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Why Do We Hide Pain?
This might not be a long one because it’s really just a question. One that everyone may have a different answer for: Why do we hide our pain? I notice that we’re told most often to keep smiling even though … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged anxiety, depression, emotions, feelings, hiding pain, mental health, mental illness, suffering
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Difference Between Personification and Anthropomorphism
Might not be more for me to do beyond showing that image, which shows the key differences. I’ll just go into a bit more detail. Abstract vs Real Personification is used for abstract traits and even giving human traits to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged animals, Anthropomorphism, description, emotions, fantasy, fiction, human traits, objects, personification, talking, walking, writing
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Poetry Day: Avaritia
(Another personification of an emotion poem. I remember being excited about finding the Latin word for ‘Greed’.) Humanity has evolved to suit my needs. I am primeval. * Cities have been built to my glory. I am monumental. * People … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Amor
(Another one of my emotion personified poems. Enjoy.) Artists throughout time called me their muse I am inspirational * My home is between the heart and the soul I am elusive * It is difficult to find me, but easy … Continue reading
Questions 3: Love and Pain on Valentine’s Day
Yeah. This isn’t romantic at all, but Valentine’s Day isn’t really my holiday. It does get me thinking about how closely linked love and pain are. To be in love, you open yourself to another and expose yourself to the … Continue reading
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Tagged agony, answers, emotions, happiness, heartbreak, joy, love, pain, questions, sadness, suffering, true love, valentine's day
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Autism and Parenting: Here We Go
I was asked by Bia Bella Baker to talk about my knowledge of autism. This was back in March, so it’s taken me a while to get to it. I actually wrote it the same day, but kept it pushed … Continue reading