The Mind of a Lover
To be called a lover is to be an object of loving. A being with devotion and craving, enraptured in making mental monologues about what have been, and what should … Continue readingThe Mind of a Lover
Author: Fraya
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A writer and entrepreneur with profound interest in humankind research and insights. An avid coffee drinker and book hoarder. Hours and days spent in Jakarta.
Dissecting Dale Carnegie’s Trivial Self Help Book : The Probable Cure to On-Set Depression
Dad’s Carnegie In 2009 I suffered from depression for months. Some events triggered it, so it wasn’t clinical, but rather an on-set. My parents whom I lived with didn’t know … Continue readingDissecting Dale Carnegie’s Trivial Self Help Book : The Probable Cure to On-Set Depression
The Social Fear with Arthur Schopenhauer
Homo Quarens. That’s what humans have turned into, the human of inquiring. After centuries, and centuries from just a simple homo sapiens (the wise), homo faber (the working human), and … Continue readingThe Social Fear with Arthur Schopenhauer
Is Woman a Home?
When Iris Marion Young and I Crossed Paths We might always be sensing that homemaking is at the hands of a woman. Coming home to aplace means coming home to … Continue readingIs Woman a Home?
Fair Play
Fair Play : A movie on woman’s unflinching thrive to move forward in men’s universe. Draped in a skin-colored gown, and swayed red hair, Emily played by Phoebe Dynevor struck as … Continue readingFair Play
The Antidote to Loneliness
If even misery loves company, what does it say about our other feelings? What sort of companion can wipe away the tears of our loneliness? This article examines the remedy … Continue readingThe Antidote to Loneliness
This Isn’t The Life I Want: A Cognitive Dissonance in Religious Environment
There is something immaculately holy and safe about taking part in a religious society. What we rarely understand is that there is an enormous iceberg of cognitive dissonance lying beneath … Continue readingThis Isn’t The Life I Want: A Cognitive Dissonance in Religious Environment
Lost and (not) Found
Losing a loved one without knowing what happened to them is a never-ending agony—a breed of anger, hysteria, and helplessness all in one gulp of tragedy. On the edge between … Continue readingLost and (not) Found
Mystery of Misery
As long as I can remember I’ve fallen hard 4 to 5 times in life. Literally fell into the ground and injured. The most ancient one I can recall was … Continue readingMystery of Misery