Society

Confessions of a Washroom Mirror

I am the mirror above a public washroom sink, and I have seen more human drama than a daytime soap…

3 months ago

Aging: Not the Enemy We Pretend It Is

There is a simple truth most people spend years trying to outrun. Aging is not the problem.Pretending you are not…

5 months ago

The Heavy Lift of Being Kind

Kindness carries weight most never see,It drags through days already bent and sore,When biting back feels easier than more,Yet still…

8 months ago

The Damage We Scroll Past

Social media arrived dressed as a gift. It promised connection, community, a louder voice for the quiet and a seat…

9 months ago

The Soul Behind the Wall

There is a certain kind of person who walks through this world without armour, even when it looks like they…

9 months ago

The Quiet Battle of Good Men

There is a strange sort of whiplash that comes with being a man these days. Not the fun kind you…

9 months ago

The Paper Lesson We Forgot

There are moments in life when a simple object ends up teaching a far deeper lesson than any long lecture…

10 months ago

Confessions of a Word Police Imposter

I been noticing a serious problem in society, and I figure I’m the only one brave enough too point it…

10 months ago

Can You Hear Me Now?

Once upon a time, when your phone rang, you ran to answer it. It might be your friend, your mom,…

10 months ago

Pardon My French Roast

Let’s face it, coffee is the only drug society not only allows, but celebrates. It’s the lifeblood of civilization, the…

11 months ago