Diary Entry 26.11.2013 – Depression: The Glamour
26.11.2013 In great literture, depression is described as a soul-destroying affliction; one that creates deep wounds, dark nightmares and a terror of falling into oblivion. The truth is, depression is … Continue reading
Diary Entry 20.10.2014 – Bipolar: The Acorn
Monday, 20th October 2014 When you’re Bipolar, depression never fully goes away. It’s like an acorn in the core of your body. And for months on end, it may remain … Continue reading
“In order to be loved and love others well, the requirement is not to be flawless, but rather to share scars and tears with courage and find in doing so that brokenness can be beautiful.”
Tackling Discrimination At Work Comes At A Price.
In July of last year, the British Government introduced Employment Tribunal Fees for any employees seeking to challenge discrimination at work. Employees who have been intimidated, harassed or fired as … Continue reading
A Monster At The Heart of British Policing.
I have postponed writing this piece for several months now. However as more stories emerge on an almost daily basis, it has become clear that there is something rotten at … Continue reading
The beginnings of Borderline Personality Disorder.
I wonder sometimes if I’m the only person who has ever cried the way I’ve cried. There have been times I have felt so much pain that I can’t stand. … Continue reading
CONTROLLING YOUR JEALOUSY VERSUS GOING TO PRISON.
Here is another light-hearted article for the online Women’s Magazine, Women Make Waves. In it I talk about how to stop yourself from stabbing supermarket checkout girls with forks. An … Continue reading
SHOULD WOMEN WEAR MAKE-UP? THE COUNTERARGUMENT.
My answer to this is that women should do what they please. Wear make-up, don’t wear make-up. Paint butterflies all over your forehead if it makes you happy. It really … Continue reading