1. I was introverted as a child (still am). I can recall sitting on the pavement wishing for recess to end, embarrassed by my loneliness, but incapable of doing anything else. Come first grade, I made one friend. She sung on the swings, appearing somewhat melancholy. This made her more approachable, and I asked her [...]
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The Extravagant Life of My Active Imagination
Posted in The Essays, tagged art, Illusion, philosophy, Psychology, Reality, Women's Issues, writing, writing life on April 27, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Six Observations on Desire
Posted in The Essays, tagged Ancient Rome, anxiety, desire, Developmental Psychology, philosophy, Psychology, Reality, Samuel Johnson, Schopenhauer, self help, sex, Social Issues, Tiger Woods on December 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
1. We arrange our realities around our desires. I scribbled it into my journal two years ago. I remember the thought occurred to me while at the grocery store, but by the time I revisited the note, I’d forgotten the specific situation that preceded it–this gave the sentence an aura of esoteric wisdom (I write [...]
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