Disclaimer! I’m not an expert on the Big Five, though I’ve been intaking a lot of content on it. This is some of what I’ve interpreted from the data and my own experience. Adventures in Self-Discovery Part 3 “I usually prefer to make a rough [...]
Agreeable people care well for others; not always for themselves. This post is part of a series - read Part 1 first. Agreeable people have big hearts. Love and compassion come easy; words tend to be tactful and careful. If you’re agreeable, you’re a peacekeeper, [...]
Understanding yourself is a fascinating process... but it's also a devastating one. Like many of my fellow Millenials & psychology nerds, the Myers-Briggs and Enneagram have granted me some cool personal insights. Recently, however, the Big Five has superceded them. An atheoretical scientific model of [...]
In this recent mini-series, I’ve been dwelling a lot on the negative. A friend said my first post made her sad. Can’t blame her! She and I had talked about dating from a Christian angle before, and she suggested I talk about how Jesus gives [...]
In another post in this dating series that reeks of positivity, I discussed problems with dating/sex culture and assessed Tomi Lahren’s “a lot of men are trash” comments. But the problems with dating in the 21st century are a long list. I think our social [...]
“A lot of men are trash… I’m here to help you,” said Tomi Lahren. Reading between the lines, I’m guessing her and her friends are fed up with their dating lives. She went on to say as much. If nothing else, she has me thinking. [...]
Alright. Now that COVID has flattened the curve of social skills, it means we’re all on even ground. I finally have a fighting chance. Alright maybe not, since introversion is mostly biological and extroverts will always have the advantage. But COVID finally lifting seems as [...]
In Upload, Greg Daniel's most recent TV show, you can buy yourself a dope afterlife. Nathan Brown has a rich girlfriend, so he gets to go to Lakeview and enjoy, well, a sick lakeside view for the rest of his digital eternity. Your average human [...]
Any good book, fiction or non, is going to inspire you. Fiction does it through made-up stories. The best non-fiction books use stories as well - but real ones. Power of Habit does just that. As someone who loves stories and is writing his own [...]
Ever since Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and George Orwell’s 1984 were released, people debate which author predicted the future. Will we move towards government control, censorship and so-called security (Orwell) or will we entertain ourselves to death so that we lose our identity and [...]
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