Historias de Phycology

The main Protagonist has always struggled with his anger, and one day a new family moved in across the street, the rich Corsanol family who keeps to themselves like they were hiding some big secret. The Protagonist learns about the youngest son and finds a pull towards the little boy, he saw something of himself in the boy and made a vow to do whatever it takes to make sure the boy never gets hurt again. But in order to protect the little boy, the Protagonist might have to take a few big steps and finally let his anger lose, letting his childhood trauma spill and learning more of Gravetaw and it's mysteries along the way.

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Junko's life was dedicated to the feeling we all know much too well, despair. It's what drove her for many years until her brutal yet desired demise. It's all she has ever wanted and all she ever needed. But why would any person want such a feeling? Simple. Because it's all she's ever known. {TRIGGER WARNINGS/// This book may contain sensetive triggering topics such as abuse, blood, gore, suicidal thoughts and/or actions etc., please do not proceed if you are sensitive to such}

He had always been a curious soul, and his insatiable thirst for knowledge led him down a dark path. It started innocently enough-a desire to understand human behavior on a deeper level. He began by recording every step of his deliveries, watching how people reacted to unexpected circumstances.

The year was 1951, and Allison Bell was fresh out of college. Graduating with a level three certificate in Phycology, Law and Medicine. Allison chooses to be a Phycologist. But she feels she missing something or rather someone. Follow Allison's journey in Finding You!

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some small stories I write of my character Pers Stella! more of an info dump and personal project if anything, but the thought of being able to share my creations with others seems appealing to me! I hope someone out there is able to enjoy the melancholic comfort of Pers as much as I do <3

Katherine watches the sunrise every morning and is sure she can over come her mental disorder and the doctors tell her she will never be free. But will she finally feel the sun on her face or will things turn to the worst?...

What are the odds when a handsome boy ends up in the office of a girl whom she never expects to see him out of all boys? Evelyn Moore is an outgoing and bubbly psychiatrist who is very famous in her field for her personality and her problem solving manner. Christian Schmidt is a boy gifted with a handsome features and devilish smile but somehow ends up seeking a psychiatrist because his friend thinks he needs a serious "counselling" How does the word counselling defines when there is a mixture of spices, sweetness, bitterness and an undeniable chemistry?

They came for a weekend in the wild-to laugh, to escape, to forget the weight of the world. But the mountain had other plans. As night falls and the storm creeps in, strange things begin to happen. Whispers in the fog. Shadows that move when no one's looking. One by one, they vanish-claimed by something no one can explain. What starts as a fun trip turns into a slow, terrifying unraveling. in the end...

this is a perspective of a life, someone's life. A perspective of someone who's knowledgeable on so many levels, but still confused about her own self perception

The phycological journey of a failed dream due to extraordinary faults. The path to new opportunities await yet experiences, memories, and morals define his choices to discover a deeper meaning of being. The fault of many including himself create wise choices and learning experiences as he applies them to his present.

Everything is connected. From the smallest to the biggest the tiniest to the ernomous the cold the hot, the bad, the good and the human, the earth. Realizing the connection between us and what is.simply releases us in a sense to which we'd recognize the importance of being free. growing up I've noticed that we are have tangled up our connection as one organism through different ideas, when strings become wrapped and tangled it creates tension and so we have, with our ideas and perspective on what we are and what we are here to do for. This book is not an answer but a journey itself ive always dreamt of a world that considered every much bit of love and peace and in being brought up in different environments my childhood spent in "country" of birth and spending my teenage years in another "country" has allowed me to grasp a perspective to a point where I wish to know much more about myself and where it all began howd we get from ape to robots and attention seekers and on the understanding on why we are simply so united and yet so seperated, as you read do not feel offense nor discontent with what this book entales because it reflects on the ideas you have been given not received by heart and to your mind for thinking as it is not for a closed mind but a mind that seeks to be free. Because this book was written by a growing young man who wishes to grasp onto nothing nor does he wish to be of constraint to something he knows his not and so in this will you read as though your mind wish it were free that it were in chains and the book as salt water that rusts those chains to a point where the mind is able to know that it can be free where the numbness of the chains tight grip has released and the mind feels that bit of a difference will it know once more it's longing for freedom as it once did being a child.

Just some random phycology facts

A short story regaling the events of siamese twins in which one, Mawu, is nothing but a consciousness and the other, Liza, doesn't believe Mawu is real. How will their tale play out when Mawu finally gathers the determination to make this life her own.

I was trapped, And I was freed. But why do I feel this way? Why do I feel I need someone to free me? [A short Story By Altherna]

"Winning is not the most important thing, it's the only thing." If Americans have a national creed, that's it. We care only about the winners: the most successful, beautiful, brilliant, talented, or charming among us. They matter, their faults are tolerated, their kindness exaggerated, and their companionship sought. Losers live in a different world. This book of witty cartoons and aphorisms by Dr. Art Hartz, a former medical researcher fleshes out the two worlds, All among us who've struggled to be a winner will have a laugh of recognition at the cartoon of a crawling, thirst-stricken man in a desert who bypasses a drink of water and even a beautiful woman to grab a trophy declaring him Number 1. And the cartoon of St. Peter greeting a hapless selection to the higher reaches of heaven with the commendation, "What you did better than everyone else was inspire feelings of superiority?" Although the pure luck of our genes and economic circumstances of our parents largely decide who wins, we love to take credit for it as in a cartoon of a man winning at a dice game who blusters, "Damn, I'm good." And many will relate to the "super hero" of losers who says after his travails that his super power has become "to transcend rejection." These funny, thought-provoking cartoons show just how deeply the culture of winning and losing determines our self-esteem and relationships with our co-workers, friends and family. Great gift for all those in your life who face daily the pressures to achieve the thrill of victory and cushion the agony of defeat.

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