Despite advocating for others to open up about their struggles with mental health, I struggle to talk freely about my own.
It makes me feel hypocritical, in a sense.
Should I be giving out advice when I spend a good percentage of my days just trying to get through them?
Some days it just feels as if I’m throwing out scraps of information that I can’t convince myself works.
I know people can learn to manage their symptoms and live fulfilling lives, but is this attainable for myself?
Remakes of a popular franchise are always a decisive subject.
Creators face a daunting task of creating something different with the IP (intellectual property) while keeping the charm that made the original content special.
Should the remake be aimed at an entirely new audience? Or should it try to bring back fans of the original content?
Popular horror franchise, A Nightmare On Elm Street received the remake treatment in 2010 and was met with negative reviews, even receiving a dreadful 15% from popular review site Rotten Tomatoes.
In today’s post, I’ll be sharing what I feel awry with the title.
Trigger warning: gory image in the post!
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Reading can be a helpful pastime. It focuses your attention and depending on the genre, you can even learn something new.
In today’s post, I’ll be sharing three of my favourite self-development books!
Visage is an independent horror game created by SadSquare and a title that I had an absolute blast playing.
It wasn’t a perfect game, but I found myself lost within it’s world.
I have tried to make this post as spoiler-free as possible.
I want to pre-face this post by saying that I am a regular consumer of true crime content. I find the subject interesting. Namely: what causes people to tick, and act the way that they do.
I understand that this isn’t a simple subject matter, but I’ll be giving my opinion as a person who consumes the content.
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Life Through My Lenses 