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…

2 weeks 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…

3 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…

6 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…

6 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…

7 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…

7 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…

8 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…

8 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,…

8 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…

9 months ago