There’s a version of “self-care” that’s become really exhausting. It’s strange because you’d think all the self-care advice would do the exact opposite. It tells you that if you’re overwhelmed, the answer is to momentarily numb out. Light a candle. Take a bath. Eat something comforting. Scroll. Dissociate. Then return to the same life that…
If you are an INFP, you probably feel this low-grade hum of overwhelm that never fully shuts off. The world feels loud, urgent, and demanding. Everyone wants productivity, clarity, output, answers, decisions, and preferably yesterday. Meanwhile your inner world is trying to metabolize meaning, values, grief, beauty, and the dull ache of being alive in…
If you’re a Type 2, 7, or 9, you probably have a reputation. You’re the one who keeps things light when the room gets heavy. The one who says, “It’s okay,” when it’s… not really okay. The one who can find a silver lining in a situation that is objectively on fire. And to be…
If you’re an ESFJ you probably recognize this paradox: You’re warm, conscientious, supportive, and deeply want to do things the right way.You’re the friend that remembers birthdays, special events, and the way someone feels about…almost everything. And yet, beneath that helpful exterior, there’s often a sharp inner voice that can be…a bit of a jerk….
IT: Welcome to Derry is a story about fear, manipulation, and control. We’re not just talking monsters in sewers. The show explores what fear does to memory, to morality, and to people who are forced to grow up inside a town that rewards cruelty and punishes vulnerability. Honestly, I tend to despise horror movies. I…
