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Hugo Schwyzer explains how a dad who relies solely on emotional validation from his daughter (instead of his wife) might be causing unforeseen harm.

After a marriage fraught with difficulties, Steve Jaeger finds the wedding of his ex-wife to be a day of joy.

Sarafina asks only that you not judge her as she challenges the assumptions most people make when they find out she has been abused.

Hitting a brick wall, S. Grady Barrett wonders whether or not he made the right decision in leaving a lucrative career as a software consultant to become a writer.

Just because it’s difficult to deal with issues of gender equality, writes Soraya Chemaly, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try.

Ken Goldstein believes we can triumph through hard times, but only with leaders that are selfless and accountable.

Bruce Trettor loves the trial and error of the cooking process. Here’s one of his favorites for the holidays.

Emily Heist Moss wants to do away with the extra-special, gender-specific insult that women sometimes get handed to them.

Tom Matlack finds unconditional love through a series of in-the-moment connections with friends and family.

Patrick Witt released a statement calling into question the veracity of the NYT story and coverage.

Wagging a finger at the leader of the free world is never a good idea.

A weekly summary of key events in no particular order with no attempt to be fair, politically correct, or remotely thoughtful.

This is a project not a destination, for us collectively and for each one of us personally.

Jamie Utt reflects on listening, privilege, and Twitter conversations

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When I was a sophomore in college, I realized I was unhappy, both with the school I had chosen and the major I was pursuing.

Gaby Dunn reflects on when her dad’s self-impressed identity complex nearly killed him—and her.

In a conversation inspired by Charlie Capen, Joanna and Julie ponder the problems and promise of sex after parenthood.

When a romance is over, it’s over. The problem according to Jackie Summers, is that no one ever evacuates Pompeii until the volcano erupts.

‘I don’t know anything. I am finally still. I am far away in a distant land where nothing is the same. I am at peace. I don’t want to leave.’

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Perhaps my favorite scene about manhood isn’t the actual footage of Martin Sheen but the behind the scenes footage shot by Eleanor Coppola

Mika Doyle responds to commenters who are sick of reading dating “don’t” lists.
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