Comfortably Numb

I felt the blood rushing down my face like a raging river. Out of the corner of my eye I saw some of my friends ward jack off like sailor crew and a mutinous crew member. My friends sat me up and carried me to the backyard. It felt like i was a wounded soldier being carried away by his fellow squad mates. I plopped down on Julia's porch bench.it was cold and I could feel the despair. I heard multiple footsteps come charging out of the backdoor. I closed my eyes and fell asleep to complete darkness again. I felt no pain and was comfortably numb. I awake again to the Villa girls acting like they just got out of nursing school by cleaning up my blood and keeping me awake. I could feel my face swell like a balloon, it was a strange feeling I had never felt before. The atmosphere was in shock and awe as everyone their couldnt believe the chaos that just happened. I could see all of my friends around me standing there in straight shock. It was like they saw their fellow brother get murdered. I felt fingers brushing through my hair and a warm hug around me. It felt calming and I could feel the kindness. I looked to see who was grasping me and it was Julia. The look on her face was straight sorrow. I calmly looked over in the distance feeling all of my pain coming on me like a tidal…

just turn on your television to experience that rush of excitement. So why do we find violence so attractive? We’ve learned to separate ourselves from the people we see experiencing pain and death so much that we find it entertaining when it’s on television. The desensitization starts in childhood and continues throughout adulthood as we are continually exposed. And as the study with mice shows, we experience a rush of dopamine when encounter violence. Early I talked about the Slenderman case…

filled my body, not knowing if I was ever going to see my siblings again, or if I would live to see another day when he got mad. He was dangerous and merciless. Things got worse as I sank into depression. Mum began to criticize, belittle, insult, neglect, and outcast me from the family. Homeschooled with no friends, unable to go outside, not even my own backyard, I now had three more siblings in which we all shared a room. I would sit in that room with nothing to do but count the specks on…

“Why do you wear your hair like that, how come you do not look like most black girls,” they say. I hover in my seat at the lunch table, biting down on my bottom lip to keep from crying. I take each and every insult that comes my way like bullets piercing my heart. My seventh grade self-went home that day and ran to the bathroom. I looked at my appearance and lost any hope that I had in myself. Hating and wishing that I looked like everyone else, just wishing that I was not born into the family…

I actually really loved the first season of Fear The Walking Dead a lot. I won't lie, I was skeptical at first. The Walking Dead has been my favorite show since it first aired and I haven't had the greatest experience with spin off shows so I wasn't too excited when they announced this. However, I knew I would definitely watch it and give it a chance. After I watched the first episode I was really invested. I noticed immediately that the show seemed completely different from TWD, which is a…

this, we can see that Pink Floyd is metaphorically masking a drug addict’s self abusive habit as a doctor to patient relationship. Knowing this, Pink Floyd is ultimately describing this suffering and specific state of mind as “Comfortably…

two. Macbeth hears a voice cry, “Sleep no more! Macbeth does murder sleep”—the innocent sleep, Sleep that knits up the raveled sleeve of care, The death of each day’s life, sore labor’s bath, Balm of hurt minds, great nature’s second course, Chief nourisher in life’s feast. This line relates to the lyrics “There's no relief, I see you in my sleep and everybody's rushing me, but I can feel you touching me there’s no release, I feel you in my dreams telling me I'm fine." “Comfortably numb” by…

Pink is now aware that he needs to heal. Pink is trying to fix himself and regain his emotions For example, “nobody home” meaning the emotions pink felt as a child are no longer there. “Vera is the result of no one answering pink’s call for help. For example, “Does anybody else here Feel the Way I do”. Pink have reached a point in his life was he is Comfortably Numb to the world. The things Pink loved are not sufficient enough to draw his attention. Combined with the fact pink’s tried calling…

and hence widely considered breastfeeding as the soothing antidote for relieving vaccination pain during shots. Try to distract: Distracting is one of the best ways you can follow for better babies during vaccinations. You can distract and grab his/her attention from pain for a while by rocking or talking, singing, giving a favorite toy. You could also try dancing around him or switching the TV on to distract his attention from vaccination pain. Sugar power: Many studies have stated that…

Professor Livia Stone came in on Monday April 4th to give a discussion on a study she has done titled, “Suffering Bodies of Conformation: The Arts and Politics of Representing Structural Violence in Film”. In the article that we were supposed to read, Livia Stone explained her research that she did in Mexico. The issues that were observed in reading were the way bodies and humans were portrayed in the documentary in Ateco; in this documentary the focus of this was the violence that was present…