How to Avoid Fascist Dictators for Dummies Just in Case Geesus. That’s a toughie. <takes a deep breath, cracks knuckles> First of all, I think most people are very much against fascism. I also like

18 Terrible, No-Good, Very Bad Reasons to Date that Guy (or Gal) Or: Date That Guy Because [insert: HORRIBLE IDEA] My “Great Idea” face. Not that different from my “Holding in a fart” face. First off,

The ugly truth about stalkers Photo by Talles Alves on Unsplash The worst stalker I’ve ever known was a girl. She fell for a guy in our grad program. They became loose friends. Went out for dinners. Saw

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Why you should honeymoon on the cheap Do we really need to plan expensive, elaborate trips after a wedding? Photo by Yoann Boyer on Unsplash Couples already spend thousands on their wedding. On top of

This fucking sucks, and I don’t want to do any of it A normal person’s guide to meditation and self help Photo by Kinga Cichewicz on Unsplash Life bristles with things we’d rather not do. Not just the

You’ll always hate the first five minutes What you love doing, and what you don’t, might co-exist in the same job. Photo by ian dooley on Unsplash He couldn’t believe I was passing up sex to go back to

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Why you should honeymoon on the cheap Do we really need to plan expensive, elaborate trips after a wedding? Photo by Yoann Boyer on Unsplash Couples already spend thousands on their wedding. On top of

How (and Why) to Use Medium’s New Photography Search And Unsplash’s Images. Photo by Josh Rose on Unsplash Hey, that’s my photograph up there. ↑ I didn’t even have to upload it — I found it through the

The Lost Children of 1968 Where The Wild Things Were 1968 In its quintessential form, the 1968 retrospective looks always exactly like this. Or this, from the New York Times. A multi-faceted shit storm

Photo by Josh S. Rose. Park City, UT. 2018. It’s a small hike from where the bus drops you. Not hard to find, it’s the first place east of the road. When you get here, it could be cold. Colder than you’re