Most of us, whether we know it or not, suffer from a characteristic disease: the umbilicus mundi syndrome, a pathological
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toxic male philosophy
Nothing Good Comes
The mass of men exist in a state of waiting. They have a vision, vague in contours but salient in
Everyone’s Just Trying to Make It in the World
When someone shares too-private information on Instagram in the search for likes. When someone does any kind of dance on
What’s Happening Is . . .
Most everyone would like to spend less time on social media. Yet our desire to dial down our surfing habits
As I Am Now
It’s something of a cliche to observe that modern society typically avoid thinking about death, and live their lives less
Good Times Are Not Around the Corner (And That’s Great News!)
“As soon as this work project gets done.” “As soon as we get more settled in.” “As soon as I’m
There Are No Second Chances
In the immediate aftermath of an awkward date, blown job interview, aborted attempt to meet a mentor, abandoned decision to
The Importance of Clarity
Every morning I try for a clarity detached from certainty. A clarity about how I ought to be, what I
Want a Good Life? Just Don’t Do Stupid Stuff
When it comes to achieving a good life, we often think about the things we need to start doing. The
Why is it important to make your Bed
The act of making our bed in the morning might seem something small and not really important. It is a
Reviving Blue Collar Work: 4 Myths About the Skilled Trades
EN For better or for worse, what we do for a living often defines us. It’s one of the first
Art of Manliness
EN Whoever was born with a sausage between his legs and thinks that this automatically makes him a man, lives