getting in/out of a funk - by Isabel - Mind Mine

pulling yourself through the haze

Midnight by Kim Dorland I’ve found myself wandering in and out of a funk over the last few weeks. While there were environmental factors I could use to explain this, I have come to see funks as an entirely internal phenomenon: a persistent psychological block that gets darker and denser each moment you stay in it. So, I’m writing about how to get out of one as a note to anyone in one right now, and to my future self who will probably (definitely) fall into one again. I was just talking with a friend about what it feels like to be in a funk. We agreed that in a funk, the world looks less…

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