Incongruencies

Thoughts and inspirations of a neurotic sociology undergrad student. INFJ. I'm a bit obsessive, that you should know.

I will have a habit of being quite emotionally revealing here. I suffer from depression and GAD, so there will be posts correlating to that. I have low self-esteem, and have to deal with that consistently.

I don't mind good conversations, so if you're up for one, just message me whenever and I'll get back to you when I can. We can trade contact details in the inbox if you're interested. I like making friends who have similar interests as mine.

I'm just trying to find my place in the world.
I'm trying to explore, develop who I am as a person, for the better and the positive. I would like to be able to use my life, my experiences, my education and skills to help others. I've got things to contribute and would like the opportunity to do so.

If you don't mind exploring my stream of consciousness, which can be mercurial and random...keep reading.

Interests: politics. literature. design. social justice. philosophy. films. photography.
poetry. imagination. art. ideas. possibilities. theories. creativity. music.
current events. existentialism. human rights. technology. social sciences. Fincherclub of course.

“If you don’t define yourself for yourself, then you will be crushed into others’ fantasies of you and eaten alive.”
— Audre Lorde

"Along with the idea of romantic love, she was introduced to another—physical beauty. Probably the most destructive ideas in the history of human thought. Both originated in envy, thrived in insecurity, and ended in disillusion."
— Toni Morrison

"The world is an iron cage of rational systems from which there is no escape."
— Max Weber

“When we critically examine the traditional role of the university in the pursuit of truth and sharing of knowledge and information, it becomes painfully clear that biases that uphold and maintain white supremacy, imperialism, sexism, racism, etc. have distorted education so that it has not been about the practice of freedom.”
— bell hooks