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 I am interested in learning more about friendship. I need to know what is friendship, how different society expectations define friendship. I am noticing that something I can improve in is friendship like how I define it and how I give advice to people about their friendship problems. I am not being very eloquent right now however I have seen different friendships things this year and I want to make sure I am noticing these patterns of avoidance and how to over come issues that come up in friendships. Anyways, I will come back I swear. Almost done with graduate school. I am ready for my next adventure.  I took these today: Be kind to yourself and others.   

Hi!

1 Article + prompt + confusion (disorganized attachment) = today's blog (What makes your heart happy? What gives you the greatest thrills?)

What are five small moments that you were grateful for in the past week? + my philosophy book + more books

Random

What does happiness mean to me? What can I do to cultivate more happiness and contentment in my life? & the list my therapist asked for

Desire (topic paused until August 11) + Disneyland!!!

What does living well feel like and look like? + Desires + Psychological hedonism & "Failure of kindness" + friendship drama I guess....?

What decisions am I facing right now? & future plans & MORE BOOKS and furniture

What could I have done differently today? And homework ??

Write a poem that explores the idea of home and what it means to you. & nervousness & more books??

Write about children you plan to have, and what you wish for them. & TV shows??

How do you feel about asking for help? & songs / artists that I am into currently

There is always a chance to begin again

Which quotes or pieces of advice do you have committed to memory? Why have those stuck with you? & another pic of the sky!! & Maybe some Transcendentalism ?

Write a complete story with just six words.

React to the following quote from Anaïs Nin: “We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.”