Who are you outside of capitalism?
Because when someone asks me about myself, I would much prefer having full social permission to reply with something like, “Hmmm, that’s a tough one. I might best describe myself as symbol of tomfoolery. Or perhaps a lover of little treats. Others, however, might classify me more as a friend to all cats.”
But apparently that is “weird” and “not an appropriate answer in a job interview” — so whatever.
Spilled Milk (and other reasons to cry)
About unlearning the urge to judge yourself for experiencing the normal range of human emotions.
The End of History
Regarding “the great spiritual vacuity” that is apparently haunting us and our institutions.
Notes on Nuance
About facing the messiness of the truth and trying to navigate the desire to act quickly and responsibly in the face of social or political turmoil.
Socialization and Self-Censorship
Disorganized ramblings about being brave enough to pursue meaningful connections despite the potential for harm.
Living Alone, Together.
Loosely talking around the epidemic of loneliness we keep hearing about.
We Live in a Society
Fleshing out “the veil of ignorance” — a thought exercise that helps us find understanding with others despite occupying different social positions.
The Paradox of Identity Politics
On feeling somehow both liberated and trapped by identity politics.