Beloved

A knight in shining armor

A dream of a man

Who vowed to love and cherish me

Till the day that I die

I trusted and believed you

I handed you my life

You said you’re going to take care of me

But look at me now…

 

SELF DOUBT: DEALING WITH THE IMPOSTOR SYNDROME AND LIKING YOURSELF FOR WHAT YOU ARE

The Impostor Syndrome can be defined as a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist even in face of information that indicates that the opposite is true. It is experienced internally as chronic self-doubt, and feelings of intellectual fraudulence.

This is an article that upon reading the title it right away piqued my curiosity. It is not only current, it is also thought-provoking. You can read the whole post HERE. Written by:

Ana Moca-Grama is a writer, photographer and nature lover. She writes short fiction and introspective poems, draws when lost for words and actively supports the movement for acceptance and eradication of taboos around mental disorders.

Daily Prompt: Press It

Fallacy

Never want to be known

Not seeking recognition

Writing anonymously

Wishing to make a living as a writer 

Without prostituting his talent

That’s why he is blogging publicly.

*****

Fallacy 

A catch 22

Herd mentality 

Black and white thinking

Generalizing or 

Simply card stacking

Deliberately missing a point

Jumping into conclusion

Being judgmental and prejudiced

Patronizing, manipulating

 False modesty, lying

Misleading the audience

That’s what politicians do 

Oh, I remember now

Fallacy is

What most of us practice

Great.