Elizabeth Warren Asks the Most Important Question of 2020
Who could you be if you weren’t afraid? Who could you be if you could focus on what matters to you?
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There Is No Cure For Burnout
I’m afraid that there is no cure for burnout. After all, you can’t untoast toast.
Read MoreYou Deserve a Partner Who Texts You Back
Maybe not immediately, maybe not every single time, but reliably and honestly and with care.
Read MoreStop Calling It “Casual Sex”
Our concept of “casual sex” has given us permission to be casual with each other’s humanity.
Read MoreSuicide Radio
The challenge of suicide radio isn’t not obeying it. The challenge of suicide radio is identifying it for what it is: an impostor.
Read More“Bad Sex,” Or The Sex We Don’t Want But Have Anyway
Let me be clear: “bad sex” isn’t rape. By “bad sex,” I mean the sex we have that we don’t want to have but consent to anyway.
Read More14 of the Best Books I Read in 2019
It’s an impossible task to boil down the best books out of everything I read this year, and I know better than to try. That said, here are some highlights!
Read MoreWhat Your Junior Staffers Wish You Knew About Management
Who can teach you more about strong leadership than those with the least power in the office?
Read MoreI Hurt Marianne Williamson’s Feelings on Twitter and She’s Still Not Over It
I pose no threat to Marianne Williamson. I am a citizen personally impacted by her approach to mental illness, and I dared to disagree with her views.
Read MoreThe Dollhouse Obituary
“There is a beautiful, even respectful, relief in honoring people for who they really were.”
Read MoreThursday Night On Campus (a Herpes-Positive Romance)
She loved him for it. Not for accepting her despite her STI, but for being the type of man who didn’t let things like that define people.
Read MoreWhat I Wish I’d Known About Hookup Culture Before Going to College
You are not weak for having feelings. Getting pieces of yourself tangled up with someone else is part of the deal of sex sometimes. It’s not a crime to care.
Read MoreFive Years Later, Wesleyan Is Still The Best Decision I’ve Ever Made
I love Wesleyan. I love it more tonight than I ever have because I see it for its faults and scars.
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