Ending the Stigma Surrounding Mental Health
Cassandra Di Lalla, Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Mental health as a whole is one of those things where uncertainty is okay because mental health is a non-linear element in life and it can go in any direction, not based on wants or needs, but based on situations, feelings, events and unfortunately tragedies. Mental […]
Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone
Eri Ikezawa (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Have you ever stood on the edge of a cliff? Toes curled right over the lip, hearing the whispers of the breeze, felt it skimming across your arms like skipping stones, as you peered over the precipice? A landscape of sea stacks lies below, like the […]
Supposed to Be
Anna Bernsteiner (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Please note that this article contains strong language. Who are you and who are you supposed to be? That’s an interesting conflict right there. Ever thought about the person you could be if you stepped out of your comfort zone now? No more waiting, no more […]
Discomfort
Terence MacLaine (he/him/his), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Comfort. We all seek it. We all want to be comfortable. But what about DIScomfort? Is it a bad thing? Is it always undesirable? Our brains, for the most part, are conditioned to regard words with “dis” preceding them to be negative. And often, if only […]
Starting Small
Jihu Lee (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Can you think of any skills or abilities you acquired during childhood that are now second nature to you? Perhaps developing a love for a food you used to hate or learning a second language that you are now fluent in. You probably didn’t notice much progress […]