Patrick A. Howell shares his thoughts following the recent passing of his father, takes in the changes around him, and thinks about moving forward.
In America, Fear Will Be the Death of Us All
The American Reality is fear, and fear alone. Despite the change of location, or face, or reason, there is one thing that binds us.
Why We Should Stop Worrying and Not Fear the Bomb
Hawaii’s false alarm resurfaced an old fear we repressed. While the fear of the bomb is nothing new, it can easily be defused with plain logic.
Speaking on Behalf of The “Anxious” Generation
We, the anxious Millennials, are derided for being delusional, self-centered, and medicated. We, however, see this as an adequate avenue of tolerating the world being left to us.
Happy Halloween to the Reluctant
Halloween is a day that celebrates the macabre, but it is the masks we wear that protect us from the ugliness of the world we see as normal.
Guilt and Fear: My Experience with Postnatal Anxiety Disorder
A new mom has earnestly shared her experience about how she has battled the guilt and fear brought on by postnatal anxiety disorder.
Fear: Trump’s Golden Ticket
After Trump’s call to ban all Muslims to the U.S. barely dented his popularity, Mathew Mackie discovered that riding “The Fear,” he will be hard to stop.