Avril Lavigne. A product of mass consumption. Yes, it's true Avril burst onto the scene in 2002, selling over 17 million record of her first CD Let Go. Her follow up CD Under My Skin followed the success of Let Go in the harsh times of internet downloading. Under My Skin showed Avril as a modern day breath of fresh air as she showed talent and skill. Nothing could prepare Avril for the backlash of the pink, poppy image of her last attempt The Best Damn Thing. Avril needed a saviour for her new record...

Here it is, in all its glory, will I pass?!

John Bowlby is seen or described as being one of the most important and influential psychiatrists of the twentieth century. Bowlby died in 1990 leaving behind a legacy of theories. The ‘Attachment Theory’ being one of his more well-known theories.
(Goldberg, Muir, Kerr, 2000, p. 1)


Attachment is a close emotional bond between infant and caregiver. (Santrock, 1997, p.349)

Bowlby began...

Oh My Fucking God! Since when did psychology become so fucking hard!! I cant understand what the fuck I am suppose to write about never mind try pass the friggin' subject.

Ok so if anyone has any clue how to write a critical analysis on Bowlby's theory of attachment that is 2000 words long, pleeeasssee let me know how to do it without going through pages and pages of books and getting like one line outta each one

Anyways yeah, fuck you people writing about this topic...

This week we have a song that leads with strong vocals rich in emotion. The song is a cry for help, a need to find oneself.

She is suffering from a break-up and sings about how deeply affected she is.

The song overall is good, not a tune you would listen to on repeat, or overly hear on the radio, but definitly a song that will be remembered.

P!nk - Sober

Rating: 4/5

This is my new idea, where I will be posting my song of the week! Woot!

Ok so this week, Ive gone for a club classic. Very modern, very pop, very catchy. Its brilliant! 5/5!

Its Lady Gaga - Just Dance