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Fair and Sound: DegreeStory Replies
Original publication on Helium in DegreeStory category: December 7, 2013 Re: University of Phoenix Online Associate of Arts in Business Bachelor of Science in Information Technology for Visual Communications Article #1… More.
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It Takes a Village to Break a Child
I do not often get comments on my blog; if I exclude the pingbacks, spam and my own replies, I’ve received twenty-two comments from ten different individuals since I started… More.
death, discrimination, epiphanies, existentialism, fair play, free-will, gender, identity, individuality, personal musings, reader response, reflection, society, transgender, truth, understanding6–10 minutes -
Point Penetrating Points Overlapping
A number of my posts, particularly the ones dealing with transgender issues in my life, have been written on a long, dark night of the soul. It can be difficult… More.
death, epiphanies, existentialism, fair play, free-will, gender, identity, individuality, personal musings, reflection, transgender10–14 minutes -
Slightly Left of Nowhere
I rarely have time to write or draw, and as my friend keeps reminding me, I’ve little hope making a living as an artist or writer. I have to agree,… More.
editorial, existentialism, fair play, identity, individuality, personal musings, truth, understanding3–5 minutes -
The Damage is Done
I wonder what is going to happen next. I wonder if I can hold it together to get a job and move out on my own. I wonder if I… More.
end of the world, epiphanies, fair play, identity, personal musings, reflection, time, transgender, understanding, voices in my head, writing6–9 minutes -
Conundrum
Today I find myself puzzling over the weird fact of my existence. The Internet created an opportunity to show a side of myself that I had long kept hidden. I… More.
5–7 minutes -
Paying the Price
As true as it is that some people are incapable of valuing things they have not paid the price for, the fact is that free money is never free. There… More.
6–9 minutes -
Take a Moment to Reflect
Even with the best intentions no one has the right to impose a system of thought or action on anyone against their will. Ironically, that is exactly what has happened… More.
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The Best Way to Fit In? Don’t Stand Out
Grouping is an activity that comes instinctively and automatically to people. It is part of a filtering process that allows us to make sense of our universe. Anything can serve… More.
discrimination, fair play, individuality, minorities, personal musings, society, sociology, transgender3–4 minutes -
Being at Odds with Life
I never imagined that I had a monopoly on being at odds with life. It is simply a state of being with which I am much too familiar. I have… More.
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The Price of Admission
What is a society, what is it made up of and how does it work? The simple answer is, jobs. Society is all about jobs. Living in the wild, surviving… More.
6–9 minutes
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