Tag: psychology

• Independence is a scam

  

  As a nation, we adore independence. But at what cost, especially when our species wasn’t built for it?

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  June 28, 2023

  existentialism, Psychology/Mental Health

  community, existentialism, friendship, independence, psychology

• Actions Reveal Our Values

  

  What do our actions reveal about our character and values?

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  February 12, 2022

  Christianity, Psychology/Mental Health, theology

  actions, actions speak louder than words, character, integrity, morality, philosophy, psychology

• On Meaning, Monogamy, and Marx

  

  On why I’ve chosen monogamy as a gay man.

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  November 10, 2021

  Christianity, homosexuality, LGBTQ, Psychology/Mental Health, sexuality, theology

  deconstruction, ethics, exvangelical, Gay Christian, Gay loneliness, homosexuality, lgbt, LGBTQ, lgbtq christian, lonely gay, love, mental health, monogamy, philosophy, polyamory, post-Christian, postvangelical, Progressive Christianity, Progressive theology, psychology, queer Christian, queer relationships, relationships, sex, sexual ethic, sexuality, the velvet rage, theology