The Pessimologist

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk is about why thinking “inside the box” is more ideal. I will also drop my “2 cents” on these racist “internet warriors” and how to handle them.

Today’s dose of “Positive Pessimism” is about the word “Compromise”. I explain how you are most likely using it to your demise in your relationship. Also, I’m rolling out a new segment called “Open Book” where I will be disclosing personal life experiences that help explain how I became “The Pessimologist”.

Today’s dose of “Positive Pessimism” is speaking on how and why you should appreciate the evil you know, be it with people or situations. I will also drop my “2 Cents” on the Breonna Taylor case.

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk is about learning to not give so much of your life and emotions on social media. In the main discussion we talk about how we actually SHOULD regret some things in life, like the use of wasted talent.

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk is about how lack of life experience and social media has people feeling like counselors and psychologists. In the main discussion I have some friends answering and discussing hypothetical, but insightful questions.

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk is about how overhyped holidays are and why. In the main discussion I give my views and own experience concerning the Corona Virus.

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk discusses the topic of should you continue in life with things you were taught as a child. In the main discussion, we have my boy Darian on to discuss if Love is a feeling or not.

Today’s dose of “Pessimistically Positive” talk is about the infamous “IG Models” and most importantly, not being equal to common folk when it comes to your relationship!!!

Today’s dose of “Positive Pessimism” is about keywords we use every day in our social dealings and relationships that we should reconsider usage of. In the main discussion I give a fresh and controversial take on our interactions with others and the roles they play in our lives. I would love to hear your feedback!