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Tumultuous Governance

Mar 4, 2025

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in Government, Non-conscious death anxiety, Politics

Trump’s White House resembles the Winchester Mystery House: a chaotic maze of illogical designs meant to confuse death itself. With staircases to nowhere and trap doors for liberals, he’s remodeling to ward off demise while creating chaos. It’s a bizarro project of confusion and absurdity, all in the name of “Make Mars Great Again.”

Anti-Liberal? Anti-Conservative?

Mar 4, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Politics, Self Reflection

The content questions the effectiveness of targeting and attacking perceived inferiors, suggesting an internal conflict between liberal and conservative viewpoints. It invites self-reflection on personal behaviors and motivations, accompanied by the signature “Much Love, Deb Poems,” and a link to a relevant video.

How True Wise

Mar 2, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in education, Self Reflection

The content questions the necessity of respect, loyalty, and consistency when loyalty can be misplaced. It critiques the harshness of enduring lies, the rigidity of unchanging perspectives, and the misinterpretation of honest disagreement as disrespect. The piece urges reflection on these complex dynamics in relationships.

The Significance of Insignificance

Feb 27, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Enlightenment, Non-conscious death anxiety, Self Reflection

In a heartfelt reflection, the author expresses the profound impact of grief and loss, likening it to dying. The struggle to write and acknowledge these feelings highlights our collective human insignificance. Emphasizing the importance of awareness, the piece calls for humility and understanding in our shared existence, with all living beings.

Did your Dad, Uncle, Cousin, Brother, Neighbor, TV Actor, Sister, Aunt, Mother, Teacher, Grand Dad, Grand Mother

Feb 22, 2025

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Deborah Marchant’

in Broken, education, family, Healing, Health, Home, Politics, relationships, Self Reflection

This piece invites introspection about how childhood experiences shape political views and fears. It encourages readers to reflect on past traumas and their emotional impact, prompting questions about current beliefs and voting behaviors. By examining these connections, individuals can gain clarity and understanding of their motivations in a compassionate manner.

Tag: don’t like to hear the word “no”

Tumultuous Governance

Anti-Liberal? Anti-Conservative?

How True Wise

The Significance of Insignificance

Did your Dad, Uncle, Cousin, Brother, Neighbor, TV Actor, Sister, Aunt, Mother, Teacher, Grand Dad, Grand Mother