How A Married Man Helped Me Get My Ex Back
“I’ll have him crawling back before the end of the year,” he said.
How To Survive The Holidays Without Losing Your Mind
Years from now, most people won’t remember what “stuff” they got or gave, but they will remember a kind word, emotional generosity, and feelings of appreciation.
You Didn’t Know You Wanted To Know About This: The Preppiest State In The United States
You might be thinking of Rhode Island, but that’s not the answer.
7 White People I Can’t With Anymore
Majoring or taking a class in black studies does make you an expert in all things black. I live this every day. I don’t just stroll into a classroom.
31 Things White People Should Culturally Appropriate From Black Americans
Appropriators are doing themselves such a great disservice if they think the black experience is just limited to hairstyles and hip-hop.
The Difference Between ‘I Love You’ And ‘I Love You Too’
I have told you several times already that I am not going to stop telling you that I love you, but what good does that do when you’re already too far away to hear me?
Happy Thanksgiving: An American Indian Perspective
All of the Elders I know tell me Native People have been giving thanks for as long as people have existed.
I Didn’t Eat For Three Days And This Is What I Learned
I didn’t eat for three days. It’s true, I didn’t eat, but I did drink.
18 Pieces Of Wisdom I’d Tell My College Self
If nothing else in this list strikes a chord, at least be kind. The world needs your kindness.
The Oldest Narrative
This is the oldest narrative. One loves one while he or she loves the other. I’ve always felt that it’s clichéd to write about love, be it unrequited love or contented love. The topic has seemingly been exhausted. It’s been written countless times in countless iterations. But isn’t that the point? This is universal.