Arguable, yes. But my belief with regards to this, goes hand in hand with my professor’s. Being an Ivy League alumni, I highly believe his thoughts regarding that statement have a high level of educational backing.

Now in my eyes ..

Though psychology is considered a viable source of information regarding the human psyche, there is still no such thing as a psychological fact.

Psychology itself is a debatable vortex of information gathered over the years. From subconscious thinking, to the idea of depression itself, specialists still argue over data gathered from field studies.

Perhaps that’s why I’m so intrigued by this field. In the medical field, though certain areas are still in the gray, most things are backed by science and facts. In engineering, things are backed by measurements, facts, laws of physics, and etc. In the practice of law, though facts may be skewed to favor the client, trials and arguments rely on facts and data to win the case.

Psychology .. still open for interpretation.

Now another example .. Though psychologists and psychiatrists tread quite closely in the waters of understanding us as beings, they will never fully be capable of reading our minds. Years of education will never make them mind readers. Psychics? Unlikely. Educated diagnosis? Yes.

One specialist may diagnose an individual with bipolar disorder, while another specialist diagnoses the same individual, instead, with a mild case of clinical depression. 

Why? 

Each doctor bases their findings on observations, and comparisons to their previous patients. They compare and contrast data that eventually leads to their concluded finding. Usually, this is how they prescribe medication as well. Each person reacts to mood altering medication differently, and a mixture is sometimes required in order to achieve a positive result. Same goes for treatment regarding a mental mishap. One person may need weeks of rehabilitation, while one may require rehabilitation as well as a side of medication in order to maintain a stable chemical balance. 

Each person is different. That’s why we’re called individuals.

Now with regards to this, I chose to spend hours learning more and more in order to form my own interpretations. Complicated or not, the human mind is some fascinating shit.

(via ciafloetry)

Arguable, yes. But my belief with regards to this, goes hand in hand with my professor’s. Being an Ivy League alumni, I highly believe his thoughts regarding that statement have a high level of educational backing.

Now in my eyes ..

Though psychology is considered a viable source of information regarding the human psyche, there is still no such thing as a psychological fact.

Psychology itself is a debatable vortex of information gathered over the years. From subconscious thinking, to the idea of depression itself, specialists still argue over data gathered from field studies.

Perhaps that’s why I’m so intrigued by this field. In the medical field, though certain areas are still in the gray, most things are backed by science and facts. In engineering, things are backed by measurements, facts, laws of physics, and etc. In the practice of law, though facts may be skewed to favor the client, trials and arguments rely on facts and data to win the case.

Psychology .. still open for interpretation.

Now another example .. Though psychologists and psychiatrists tread quite closely in the waters of understanding us as beings, they will never fully be capable of reading our minds. Years of education will never make them mind readers. Psychics? Unlikely. Educated diagnosis? Yes.

One specialist may diagnose an individual with bipolar disorder, while another specialist diagnoses the same individual, instead, with a mild case of clinical depression. 

Why? 

Each doctor bases their findings on observations, and comparisons to their previous patients. They compare and contrast data that eventually leads to their concluded finding. Usually, this is how they prescribe medication as well. Each person reacts to mood altering medication differently, and a mixture is sometimes required in order to achieve a positive result. Same goes for treatment regarding a mental mishap. One person may need weeks of rehabilitation, while one may require rehabilitation as well as a side of medication in order to maintain a stable chemical balance. 

Each person is different. That’s why we’re called individuals.

Now with regards to this, I chose to spend hours learning more and more in order to form my own interpretations. Complicated or not, the human mind is some fascinating shit.

(via ciafloetry)

Arguable, yes. But my belief with regards to this, goes hand in hand with my professor’s. Being a Harvard graduate and a Yale alumni, I highly believe his thoughts regarding that statement have a high level of educational backing.

Now in my eyes ..

Though psychology is considered a viable source of information regarding the human psyche, there is still no such thing as a psychological fact.

Psychology itself is a debatable vortex of information gathered over the years. From subconscious thinking, to the idea of depression itself, specialists still argue over data gathered from field studies.

Perhaps that’s why I’m so intrigued by this field. In the medical field, though certain areas are still in the gray, most things are backed by science and facts. In engineering, things are backed by measurements, facts, laws of physics, and etc. In the practice of law, though facts may be skewed to favor the client, trials and arguments rely on facts and data to win the case.

Psychology .. still open for interpretation.

Now another example .. Though psychologists and psychiatrists tread quite closely in the waters of understanding us as beings, they will never fully be capable of reading our minds. Years of education will never make them mind readers. Psychics? Unlikely. Educated diagnosis? Yes.

One specialist may diagnose an individual with bipolar disorder, while another specialist diagnoses the same individual, instead, with a mild case of clinical depression. 

Why? 

Each doctor bases their findings on observations, and comparisons to their previous patients. They compare and contrast data that eventually leads to their concluded finding. Usually, this is how they prescribe medication as well. Each person reacts to mood altering medication differently, and a mixture is sometimes required in order to achieve a positive result. Same goes for treatment regarding a mental mishap. One person may need weeks of rehabilitation, while one may require rehabilitation as well as a side of medication in order to maintain a stable chemical balance. 

Each person is different. That’s why we’re called individuals.

Now with regards to this, I chose to spend hours learning more and more in order to form my own interpretations. Complicated or not, the human mind is some fascinating shit.

I find that nights where I can find time to clear my mind, only to fill it yet again with more complex thoughts .. utterly, even ironically, calming. A black hole of never ceasing compilations of thoughts used to bother me, but now, it’s almost like a part of my day to day routine. You know those moments where I’m staring off into space? Most likely thinking about some absurd shit.

For example: Ever wonder if the world was merely another world controlled by other beings? This is not to disregard the existence of God, but just dwell on it. You are aware of the game SIMS, correct? We play God in that game; controlling our avatars, choosing each move and decision. What if we were merely being controlled by other beings? What if we were a sims-esque form of a sort in their world?

Never mind, just ignore me. I weird myself out sometimes.

On another note, I like psychologically analyzing guys when I’m interested in them. Is that odd? Idk. I feel like, if I have the tools to decipher his mind and tendencies, perhaps I could get a better understanding of who he is as a whole .. So why not use them? I don’t dig too deep, just take one piece of info, and form a conclusion using analytical shit I learned over the years of taking psych classes from a genius.

Simple example: Picture a house. Now picture a door on the house. How many locks are on the door?

Answer will usually (80%) be the number of times he/she has fallen in love.

Just one of the questions I ask.

Back to my taste in men though .. I don’t fuck with that fully shallow shit where I’m only attracted to a guy for his looks. Usually that jawn bores me after a couple of days. If they have no substance, then what? What do I base my interest on … an aesthetically pleasing shell with no goodies inside?

No bueno.

Me gusta goodies.

I’d much rather have a simple guy who reads, has deep thoughts, smokes, and drinks coffee. Sounds so movie-eque, but I dig my smart guys.

Shit’s mad sexy to me.

Shoot.

Arguable, yes. But my belief with regards to this, goes hand in hand with my professor’s. Being a Harvard graduate and a Yale alumni, I highly believe his thoughts regarding that statement have a high level of educational backing.

Now in my eyes ..

Though psychology is considered a viable source of information regarding the human psyche, there is still no such thing as a psychological fact.

Psychology itself is a debatable vortex of information gathered over the years. From subconscious thinking, to the idea of depression itself, specialists still argue over data gathered from field studies.

Perhaps that’s why I’m so intrigued by this field. In the medical field, though certain areas are still in the gray, most things are backed by science and facts. In engineering, things are backed by measurements, facts, laws of physics, and etc. In the practice of law, though facts may be skewed to favor the client, trials and arguments rely on facts and data to win the case.

Psychology .. still open for interpretation.

Now another example .. Though psychologists and psychiatrists tread quite closely in the waters of understanding us as beings, they will never fully be capable of reading our minds. Years of education will never make them mind readers. Psychics? Unlikely. Educated diagnosis? Yes.

One specialist may diagnose an individual with bipolar disorder, while another specialist diagnoses the same individual, instead, with a mild case of clinical depression. 

Why? 

Each doctor bases their findings on observations, and comparisons to their previous patients. They compare and contrast data that eventually leads to their concluded finding. Usually, this is how they prescribe medication as well. Each person reacts to mood altering medication differently, and a mixture is sometimes required in order to achieve a positive result. Same goes for treatment regarding a mental mishap. One person may need weeks of rehabilitation, while one may require rehabilitation as well as a side of medication in order to maintain a stable chemical balance. 

Each person is different. That’s why we’re called individuals.

Now with regards to this, I chose to spend hours learning more and more in order to form my own interpretations. Complicated or not, the human mind is some fascinating shit.

viberoc:

Just because a guy isn’t delivering multi syllable rhymes bar after bar doesn’t mean it’s not good rap. It doesn’t have to be a verse with a super complex rhyme scheme to be accredited as good rap. I’ve been saying this before…whether you spit 40 words per bar or 4 words per bar…as long as it’s true to you and you deliver it with conviction…then fuck what other “critics” think. Now I rhyme semi complex because that’s me, I love words and manipulating them…but who would I be to clown then next man for being REAL to himself with less skill than I? Now granted there are a lot of wack mothafuckas out there that do this for all the wrong reasons…I’ll stay clowning on them…but not every rapper out there that spits about money and women are wack. A lot of the pioneers rapped about the very same subjects and are looked at as icons. Hip Hop elitists are just as responsible for the dormant state of rap along side with the industry and people who do this for the wrong reasons…straight up. I’m nobody MAJOR in the scene but I’m important as the next man for contributing to the evolution of rap and it’s music. Like I said earlier, we all know the ones that are just in this for the come up…we need not acknowledge them…but for the real people out there that are doing this for all the reasons that are real to you…keep doing your thing and pushing the bar higher.

THIS.

And I honestly don’t know how I should feel about this.

I trust him, no doubt, but I can’t help but feel pangs of jealousy kick it. =/

Idk. That’s just me I guess. Is that wrong?

Sometimes, plans fail to go the way they were intended. And that’s completely fine with me. I consider myself a pretty versatile person, and I honestly don’t mind having a plan b, c or d from time to time. The only thing that irritates me is when people have to be a little bitch about it.

Okay. So shit didn’t work out. So? There’s still tomorrow and the days ahead. Why are you letting some little fucking detail affect your entire night like it’s the end of the world? I don’t know, I guess I just have low tolerance for bitchassness. Gtfouta here with that. As a positive person myself, why would I want anything less?

You’re killing my happy, and I don’t like that shit. Not one fucking bit.

How can you come with me all the way to LA for MY TRIP to see MY HOMIES, and expect the world to revolve around you? Sure, it was my fault that things were a bit messed up because of a lack of communication, but what good did it do pointing it out 50 thousand times? I heard you once. Deal with it, and move on. I had another house with other homies waiting for us to chill, and instead, you wanted to pull another princess mode and make everything sound 10 times worse that it actually was.

Unless I’m highly mistaken, these were MY plans. Either you like it, or you go don’t. Don’t come off all high and mighty expecting me to go hands and knees apologizing for things not being perfect. I can’t control the outcome to everything. Sure, I’m at fault. But only for being spontaneous. If I knew you were going to be like this, I honestly wouldn’t have even agreed to you coming along.

Actually. I did know you were going to act like this. But I deal with it only because no one else will. You come to me as a homegirl and expect me to treat you with respect, so I do. So why do you find it necessary to bitch every time we hang out? Sometimes, I honestly don’t even want to intro you to my homeboys in fear of you blowing up on them.

You know the LA homies already have a bad taste of SD girls in their mouth because of the shit you pulled in the car with Matt. “Get out of my car and walk” .. Really? He was joking around and you had to take it the wrong way, AGAIN, and completely cuss him out, disrespect him, make the homeboys feel awkward, and insult him by saying you’d kick him out and make him walk back home to my house?

The nerve.

Idk, I guess I just needed to vent. The audacity of some of your actions appalls me sometimes. I seriously need to reconsider whether I want you around me constantly. Your attitude ruins the fun we usually have .. and I honestly can’t even trust that you can go one day without having one of your infamous bitchfits.

I’m done for now. Just needed to get that off my chest.