The philosophical themes remind me of both Eastern and Western concepts about reality and illusion
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The philosophical themes remind me of both Eastern and Western concepts about reality and illusion
My grandmother taught me origami as a kid. Now I teach my kids on rainy days. Keeping traditions alive
The lack of proper work equipment at home is a major stress factor that employers should address.
That bath tray suggestion with the wine and bubbles? Pure heaven. Adding it to my wishlist right now.
The historical context really helps understand why crystals remain significant.
The way they protect their territory in the Barrel is exactly like how real crows defend their nests
Looking back at my school days, I wish wed studied Chaucer. It would have given me a better foundation for understanding how English evolved.
Anyone else feel both inspired and overwhelmed by this kind of self-reflection?
I love how the article emphasizes experiences over possessions. Changed my whole perspective on gift-giving too.
The article makes it sound so simple but arranging crystals artistically is harder than it looks.
I'm still not convinced about the whole meditation thing. Seems like it's become too commercialized lately.
Anyone else notice how these characters all have trauma they're dealing with? Makes them more relatable
The article really captures how COVID-19 has accelerated many of the changes that were already underway.
Anyone else feel like they wrote themselves into a corner and couldn't figure out how to end it?
Tried it this morning after reading the article. My mind wandered constantly but I guess that's normal for beginners?
Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes is hilarious with friends. We ended up yelling at each other but laughing the whole time
We've gained so much freedom of choice, but sometimes all these choices feel more like burdens than liberation.
What I found most helpful was identifying the triggers that lead to my unhealthy habits in the first place.
Learning that anxiety takes time to manage was actually relieving. I've been so hard on myself for not getting better quickly.
I wonder if the statistics would be different now post-pandemic. I definitely watched more during lockdowns.
Anyone else think the whole quar-horror thing might feel dated in a few years? Like watching Y2K movies now
The part about minimalism being different for everyone really resonates with me. I started my journey last year and it's been so personal.