What I Used To Be
In some shots, you can see things that I recognize from my childhood—a clock, a chair, some of the my brother’s first toys.
Sabrina Carpenter, Princess Ida, and the Battle of the Sexes
In ‘the battle of the sexes’ the question seems to be “Who is better: Men or Women?” The question I keep feeling like I need to scream is “Why do you keep wanting to find reasons to be better than someone else?!”
Bus-Riding and the Ethics of Convenience
Making eye contact is unusual, speaking to a stranger even more so.
Plodding, or Does the Hike Count if the Steps Don’t?
I may have just wasted my one good, cool nature fact, and this isn’t even a nature essay.
A Good Deal? Shavasanas and Rent-Seeking
I had approximately six days to solve this moral dilemma.
Stars and Stripes: The Best and Worst US Men’s Soccer Kits Throughout History
After all, the “f” in “football” stands for nothing if not for “fashion.”
How-To Guide for Moving Back Home After College
Wallow a little in self-pity. Start regretting all life decisions.
All the Little Sweet Treats I Ate in Italy
Last week I randomly found myself on a flight to Florence, Italy, with no other goal than to eat some local tiramisu.
How Do We AI?
I fear we are not rising to the task of developing and distributing this technology responsibly and equally.
No One Has a Wattpad Phase Anymore
We’re seeing the consequences of writers playing hooky from the Wattpad/AO3/Fanfiction.net School of S—ty First Drafts.
