Ultimately, an adult diagnosis may feel like a discouraging or disappointing development. But most of us have had our conditions for a long time, just without a name to the face. The presence of a ...
“We only need to be one person. We only need to feel one existence. We don't have to do everything in order to be everything, because we are already infinite. While we are alive we always contain a...
There is a reason it is called growing pains. We must experience adversity, loss, or discomfort to grow. It must come in succession of a challenge. This collection aims to serve as a reminder of it...
Valentine's, the most romantic, or miserable day of the year. Entirely dependent on one defining factor: a fulfilling romantic relationship. [“Fulfilling” “romantic” and “relationship”, are all int...
It appears that most of us have an ingrained propensity to doubt our capacity almost to the point of self sabotage. There is nothing more discouraging to one’s motivation than to feel that your eff...
Because as much as I wanted to get my answers from someone else, the hardest yet most liberating pill to swallow was that building a dialogue with someone whose opinion I valued was in essence, an ...
Issue V: Resolutions & Resolutionaries
Take the new year as an opportunity to shift your current self into your future self. Because at the end of the day it is a matter of deciding not who you want to be but who you are.
Issue IV: Reconnection & the Holidays
Whatever your practices, beliefs, or traditions may be, winter is a time when people demonstrate a need for contact and comfort from each other. You just might find that investing into interpersona...
Issue III: Grief & The Holidays
The human condition is one that exists in a series of dichotomies. As light cannot exist without the dark, and pain cannot exist without pleasure. For many, the emphasis on love, joy, and togethern...
In men's health month, we discuss the nuances and reasons behind the disproportionately large number of men suffering from mental health issues in silence.
Welcome dear reader, to the first issue of Dis-course. We’re thrilled to have you here. Join us on this journey and share with us what's yet to come.