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The other night, I was surfing Youtube.com for videos on Borderline Personality Disorder. I came across one video which featured an intern at a mental hospital being interviewed about the characteristics, symptoms, and environment of BPD.
The young intern was obviously not quick on the draw when it came to discussing all DSM IV 9 characteristics […]

I usually make it a point NOT to watch Romance movies, mostly because they tend to bore me. I prefer suspense, mystery, crime dramas, or thrillers because they keep me more mentally stimulated. Such films make me feel more engaged and I like to think ahead and try to figure out the plots.
Last night, however, […]

This post is in someways a continuation of my note to Liesl Ba**r, but in other ways general commentary on dreaming while asleep.
I had a vivid dream this morning: I was with Ms. Ba**r in a stereotypical romantic situation. The dream stopped when my alarm sounded, and I jumped up to turn it off.
Every time […]