Troy Breiland·1d agoYou’re Running Out of Time. Is That Grudge Really Worth It?At sixty, seventy, or eighty, forgiveness stops being a question of morality and becomes a question of how much of your remaining life…A response icon1A response icon1
InActivated ThinkerbyAsian Psycho·1d agoWhy Men Die Before Women?The science behind the life gap reveals something deeper about biology, behavior, and the quiet ways men are taught to live.A response icon1A response icon1
Aruagrawal·Nov 1A happy ending is an illusionWhy do they end the story at a wedding- at the union of two lovers. If wedlock was really a happy ending there wouldn’t be so many divorces…
InTired Midwest ParentsbySort of Tall·Oct 31Thoughts: They’re Growing UpCompeting feelings of awe and melancholy.
Shannon Hilson·Oct 31A Field Guide to Befriending the DarkBecause there’s more to the darker half of the year than blankets, candles, and pretending to enjoy hygge
A. R. Tyaswana·Oct 31Dungeons and Dragons and Death: The Comfort of Imaginary EndingsOn the limits of control, mortality, moral conviction, and the consequences we cannot undo.A response icon1A response icon1
Nasrullah Jalbani·Oct 29The Death of Ivan Ilyich: What If You Discover Too Late That You Never Truly Lived?Tolstoy’s novella isn’t an indictment of ambition. It’s an autopsy of a life spent trying to look presentable.
InILLUMINATIONbyDr. Bekim Belica·Oct 28Living as Though Death Is Someone Else’s ProblemWe understand that life is temporary. What is harder to explain is why so many of our decisions depend on the assumption that we have…A response icon1A response icon1
Jule·Oct 27Lifes DeadlineToday I want to be deeply unoriginal and write about our mortality. I bring my personal thoughts to this conversation, especially the…
