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The Awkward Dance of Small Talk

Small talk is the social equivalent of elevator music. Nobody asked for it, nobody enjoys it, yet somehow we all…

2 months ago

A Fun Tool for a Serious and Complex Topic

Let’s be honest. If intimacy had a customer service line, most long-term couples would be on hold listening to soft…

2 months ago

Evil’s Greatest Fear

The boy was no longer little, but in his mind he still was when he asked the question. He was…

3 months ago

When Respect Runs Out

I have built my life around one core value: respect. Not the superficial kind that exists for appearances, but the…

3 months ago

The Password Delusion

Passwords are the biggest con job humanity ever agreed to without reading the fine print. We were promised security. What…

3 months ago

Light on a Lonely Corner

I have been standing here longer than most of you remember me. Long enough that my paint has peeled like…

3 months ago

The Sunset in Her Skin

There is an art to looking. Not the creepy kind you get from a stranger loitering by the avocados at…

4 months ago

The Christmas Hangover

The rush before Christmas never arrives quietly. It bursts in like a drunk uncle who ignores the doorbell and immediately…

4 months ago

When Love Gets Stuck Inside

Some people give affection the way a lighthouse gives light. Easy. Steady. Natural. Then there are people like me, the…

4 months ago

Truth in a World Built on Pretending

Mark Twain had a talent for wrapping wisdom in a single clean line, and one of his simplest reminders fits…

5 months ago