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By Steven
 By Steven
So what happens when you are upset? If you were to describe it as vividly as you can in a visual sense, what you would see? For me, when I feel down, it is as if my whole world is filled up with a thick layer of smog. I can’t see anything clearly, everything is grayish, and nothing seems to matter as much as the smog I am in. The smog is full of negative emotions, full of stress, disappointments, frustrations, confusion, sadness and anger. Now, what do you usually do to get out of that smog of negative emotions? Is it even possible to get out of it right away? The answer is obviously yes; yes you can get out of it right away. Before I go on talking about stuffs on how to get out of it quickly, I think it is best to learn why some people feel upset for a long time and why some people feel upset for a few minutes and they move on. Continue reading →
By Steven
By Steven
Warning: This post is 1,901 words long, it might just cost your patience to read . Readers’ patience is advised. In the previous post “Are You Living”, I outlined how being present with every moment of your life is the way to live your life, otherwise you are really living inside of your thoughts about the future and the past. I’ve also discussed about how important it is to be present within our lives. To be present means to be able to align ourselves with the outcome of our lives, that no matter what happens there is no resistance and negativity involved, but only the result of appreciation and acceptance. If you want lasting satisfaction with life and therefore happiness, the only place you’ll find it is in the present. Continue reading →
By Steven
Hey, my name is Steven and I am the writer, inexperienced comic artist, and the creator behind Human Explosion. You clicked this because you wanted to find out something about me right? Well let me start off by sharing this: For the past several years I’ve been stuck in a cycle of extreme unhappiness (I won’t share the painfully long details) which led me into being diagnosed as depressed. I’m not proud of what I experienced, but I don’t regret a single second of it. Because if it wasn’t for the depression, I wouldn’t have realized how to get rid of it, in other words, I wouldn’t have been motivated to learn how to be happy. Being in a bad situation certainly taught me how to appreciate the good ones. I eventually got out of depression without any medications and now I am proud to state that I am a happy individual. From my experience, let me tell you straight off the bat, it DID NOT involve me telling myself to be constantly positive in the head to become happy. Which is why telling a depressed person “just don’t think about it and be happy!” is completely pointless. |
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