Category Archives: Identity and identity problems

Thoughts on the creation of two minds as we age and their conflict, with remarks on the effects of identity

Recently, I was mentioning that it seems that, as we age, there develops something like a dual personality and that, sometimes, they are in conflict with each other. This creates some unique phenomena as we age. TWO MINDS I said … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the inability of many immigrants and “minorities” to “connect” to American culture and society and its effects

In a recent conversation I said something interesting: The US is a land of people from many places. There are people here from all different cultures, peoples, beliefs, religions, and so on. But one of the things I seldom hear … Continue reading

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Thoughts on some aspects of culture: tribalism, authority, cultural absence, cultural loneliness, and such

Here’s a thought I had: In my twenties I went through something of a crisis.  I could not quite put my finger on it.  I do know that I spoke a lot about specific things in describing the conflict.  A … Continue reading

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Thoughts on an identity problem, when different people don’t feel included in society – the “inclusion impairment syndrome” – the struggle to fit in

Recently, I said some interesting things. Being in the US I endlessly hear about problems between people. I tend to feel that many people in the US, at least in my opinion, are misinterpreting many of these problems. This is … Continue reading

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Thoughts on grieving and its effects – the “grieving reaction”, the “reorienting of ones self”, and such

I found this article that I started many years ago.  I decided to finish it and publish it: Grieving is primarily a result of a loss of self.  A part of ones self is “gone” or “removed” or “lost”.  More … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the “ideals monger” – the worship of social ideals

Over the years I have begun to speak of what I call the “ideals monger”. This is a person who makes a life out of pursuing social ideals. Though I’m sure that all societies display it, in one form or … Continue reading

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Thoughts on my reply to a statement of “unify America”

On a news report I saw a statement where they were going to talk about “unify America”. My almost automatic reaction to this, I think, deserves to be mentioned, as it brings up some interesting points. I said this: “The … Continue reading

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Thoughts on my statement, “the femalehood is on the verge of extinction” – the “Regency Ailment” and the coming of new types of extinctions

In a conversation, recently, I stated something interesting.  I said: “The femalehood is on the verge of extinction” This means that a sexuality is becoming redundant and worthless and is slowly disappearing. This, it seems to me, is a whole … Continue reading

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Thoughts on some aspects of opinion – the enigma of opinion and the problem of words, with remarks about the “stance toward words” and beingness

Here are some more thoughts on opinion that I had which build upon things I’ve previously said: Recently, I have been emphasizing that opinion is really any mental fabrication.  In this way, “opinion” and “mental fabrication” are really the same … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the “defeated people syndrome” – the effects of being defeated

Here’s a thought I had: In a recent conversation I said of some interesting things about “the South”.  This is the Confederate states of the Civil War, in the southeastern part of the U.S., also called ” the old south”.  … Continue reading

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