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There’s something almost embarrassingly on-the-nose about being lonely on a device that keeps you in contact with hundreds of people simultaneously. And yet that’s the

For a long time, these were treated as separate conversations — therapy in one room, prayer in another, and not much traffic between them. That’s

Something is pushing back. You can see it in the sourdough bread, the record players, the farmers market bags, the reading logs, the people who

There’s a thing that happens when you’re scrolling and you see someone your age — roughly, approximately, in the same stage of life — and

I’ve noticed that “How are you?” has almost stopped being a question. It’s a greeting that expects a specific answer — fine, busy, good —

Ten years ago, telling someone you were in therapy was still a disclosure — something you chose to share or not, something that carried social

A friend of mine teaches high school English. She’s been doing it for fourteen years. She told me recently that the kids sitting in her