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I love any excuse to get creative - I love writing, drawing and am teaching myself cartooning, Italian, and playing electric keyboards. I love making things generally, so I do cross-stitch and make cards, I make friendship bracelets, I love using clay and

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Inner struggles: 10 of 531
The Counsellors Ceiling. I sit in the counsellors chair with all my senses in a twist, stretch to reach the mind so open although I know it don't exist. As a silence embraces me an aching panic stirs within, I wait for what will follow now the butterflies have spread their wings. Out they fly in angry colour and drop the wor... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Bullies: 1 of 27
A message to school bullies. Here's a little warning to little folks in school who may not be that bad but think that bullying is cool, I have a few examples I have listed down below for small bullies to consider and learn before they grow. Everyone made fun of Josh 'cos he was such a tiny lad his classmates would make fun o... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Media: 1 of 16
Me & TV. TV wannabes, doubtful celebrities, virtual reality, get them away from me. Useful documentaries, looking back for centuries, showing us how life could be, exposing scams and poverty. Soap stars smile convincingly, you're sucked in wholeheartedly, it feels they're almost family, you think its real - its just TV. The ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Nightmares: 14 of 121
Earthly Nightmare. My eyes must have rolled side to side the night I dreamt that humans died and in my slumber I was chilled that nothing left behind was real. I felt suspended in mid-air as freezing wind combed all my hair and through my frozen eyes I saw the Earth below where I was born. A sterile sphere stared back at me ... More..
Sciences > Psychology Depression: Is society taking the wrong approach?: 5 of 40
Yes, society is taking entirely the wrong approach to depression. But this is not really because anyone is deliberately messing up. Its because depression is generally viewed as an illness instead of a condition that may be a normal response to events that have happened. As it is generally seen as an illness, there is a tend... More..
Pets & Animals > Birds Keeping cats away from your birdfeeder: 1 of 8
If you are planning to put a bird feeder in your garden and own an outdoor cat, it's a pretty pointless exercise! It seems a bit cruel to attract birds to your garden for them to fall prey to your cat. Outdoor cats are decimating local wildlife and should not be further encouraged. I personally only take on indoor cats, but ... More..
Health & Fitness > Anxiety & Panic Disorders Handling anxiety and panic attacks: 1 of 7
To some extent everybody has moments of anxiety. From a slight twinge caused by seeing a spider scuttling across the floor to a person imprisoned in their home by agoraphobia, anxiety is universally unpleasant. Whether you have occasional anxiety or an anxiety disorder that interferes with your daily life it helps to underst... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Relationships: 78 of 451
The Unforgiven. She treads behind me wherever I go she waits and she watches so softly and slow, I know she's not near me but inside my head yet her footsteps keep going to tell me she's there. Her eyes burn through me pleading my heart she begs and she begs me to give her a chance, but she's had all her chances throughout a... More..
Relationships & Family > Communication Skills Words to avoid in order to stay positive: 5 of 27
The best way to stay positive is to recognise how using negative language can pull you into a bad mood and keep you there. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) teaches people that they can change their behaviour if they are aware of the impact of their negative thoughts. This way, as soon as you realise you are thinking negativ... More..
Health & Fitness > Nicotine Dependence Best reasons to quit smoking: 7 of 37
I am a smoker who has been addicted to cigarettes for about twenty-two years. In the past six years I have made numerous unsuccessful attempts to quit, yet each time I relapse I want to continue to try again to beat this addiction. I had my first puff of a cigarette (sneaked out of my mums cigarette packet) when I was about ... More..