The Value of a Few Choice Words
February 27, 2013
You know that great feeling when you are able to vent and finally get things off of your chest? Well I wrote a number of emails this week that were intended to be
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Charles Darwin: Parenting Extraordinaire
February 20, 2013
I don’t have babies but it’s never too soon to start looking for a potential partner to help raise them when I want them, right? In less contrived circumstances than that makes it
A Real Catch: Good Love is a Fish You’ll Know
February 14, 2013
I’ve never really liked fishing. I can, however, appreciate why some people find comfort or joy in it. You can see beautiful scenery, be in nature, have quiet time to yourself, or make
On Learning to Listen and Social Media Whores
February 5, 2013
Figuring out how to cope with a terminal illness and deal with death has been the most present theme for me over the past week. My students and I spent a couple of
The Most Desirable Pain
January 29, 2013
Like small, delicate, little bubble worlds unto ourselves we emerge, take shape, grow, travel, and move. And then we meet others, at a particular moment for (what we may not always realize is)
“You’re Not a Rapist if it’s Not Rape”
January 22, 2013
“One has to learn to trust one’s own cognitive powers, to develop one’s own concepts, insights, modes of explanation, overarching theories, and to oppose the epistemic hegemony of conceptual frameworks designed in part
How to (Fake That You’re in) Love
January 14, 2013
Some people say, “Love is a verb.” Others say, “Love is a choice.” When they say these things, I suspect that few people mean to suggest, “Love is a facade.” But maybe it
Keep Your Head Up: An Easy Resolution for the New Year
January 8, 2013
The most cynical among us might suggest that New Year’s resolutions are just recipes for failure. We come up with new goals to help us become better, healthier, happier people but seldom follow
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