communication

One of you wants more sex, and the other probably hasn’t realized there was a problem. They’re not interested in more sex, or maybe they’re not interested in sex in general. But it’s a conversation that needs to happen.

“She just grabbed the bacon off my plate! She didn’t ask, she didn’t even say anything, she just assumed it was OK and took it!”
“It’s just bacon —”
“It’s NOT about the Bacon, Donald. It’s about the principle.”

It's a common dynamic: Casual conversation among women often defaults into shared commiseration and subtle self-deprecation. "How are you?" is abbreviated into "What's hard/wrong," and sharing strength and joy is subconsciously reigned in to avoid ruffled feathers and social ostracization.

Like most Millennials, much of my life lessons have been gleaned from Britney Spears' music videos.

Bestiality: five syllables nobody really likes to utter. Especially in the same sentence as tolerance or consent.

We can't change every aspect of the world, but we can change how we move through it.

A new app is countering the often noxious world of online interactions via positive affirmations. We catch up with one of its founders.

Being ghosted sucks. Can we all just be a little bolder when we're not feeling it with someone?