We Need To Stop Stigmatizing Mental Health Issues
In Asian families, mental health and any topic pertaining to it is usually a taboo subject.
In Asian families, mental health and any topic pertaining to it is usually a taboo subject.
This is a self-introductory post for my submission into a Medium Publication.
“I started with writing once a month, to once every 2 weeks, then weekly, and by July I was writing every 3 to 4 days. I could barely keep up.”
Do not be disillusioned by what appears to be the ‘time of your life” and your abundance, youth, and possessions.
Maybe you started writing something but mid-way through you ran out of fuel or steam, to keep the train of thoughts chugging on.
Most days I feel torn between the rush of a new writing idea but the inability to sit down and write it out due to being at work or being with the kids and husband.
After I got pregnant with my third child I begin to entertain the thought of hiring a maid to help out with the children and housework at home. It did not work out and here’s why.
Is it just me or do others find the funny person in the group to be really charming?
If you don’t have a knack for the habit of recycling, consider adopting these methods instead that are also pretty practical to reduce your household waste and ultimately help the environment.
When I started writing the mainstream advice given from the internet was that in order to be a successful blogger, I had to find a niche and get good at said niche to grow an audience of readers. However, we are not one-dimensional in personality and it made sense that what I think about in my head are from a variety of topics. Besides, it feels good to be able to write it out in a clear narrative and decide what I want to make out of my thoughts on paper, or in my case, on digital paper.
Ever heard of the elimination method? Neither have I. I may have just coined a new term, but here’s how it works when a decision needs to be made.