Tag: behavior

• What kind of liar are you?

  There are many kinds of lies. There are white lies, lies about lies, omissions, lies we tell children, lies we tell ourselves, butler lies, fake sarcasm lies. Lies we tell children These seem to be the type of lies most people are comfortable with. In some cases, you can be labeled downright deranged if you…

  Jessica Puente

  January 26, 2015

  People

  behavior, lies, lying, people, relationships

• To less improvident actions

  I spent a lot of time thinking about the word improvident the other day. Ironically. There are a number of things we collectively seem to do mindlessly. Drunk driving. Hitting the snooze button. Tying our shoes. Saying, “How are you?” when we don’t mean it. Having children. So what are we thinking about? According to…

  Jessica Puente

  August 14, 2013

  People

  activities, america, americans, behavior, household, people, polls, society, statistics, united states

• An explanation of my first 5 seconds of consciousness

  On the weekends I have more time to contemplate how much I hate being woken up in the wrong way. To most people my ailment might bear the same characteristics of the minor discomfort they too feel each morning. But for me, it is much more than that. It’s an irrational feeling of abandonment in…

  Jessica Puente

  March 31, 2013

  People

  baggage, behavior, dreams, emotion, feelings, mental-health, mornings, nightmares, people, psychology, sleep, sleeping, sociology