Why I Keep The Stuff My Exes Gave Me
by: Emily Heist Moss Note: This piece was originally featured on Role/Reboot and reposted here with permission. You can find the original here. Why throw away knick-knacks from exes? You […]
Category Archives: Relationships
What Kind of Person to Hold Out For
by: Melanie Sue Hold out for someone who is proud of you. Someone who wants and expects people to love you just as much as they do. Someone who will […]
The Consolation Prize: Turning Bad Dates Into Good Stories
by: Fred Morrow First dates are a tad awkward. That’s the territory. First dates are awkward and have the vibe of a job interview where you simultaneously try to be […]
S&M, Open Relationships, “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo,” and Me
by: Clarisse Thorn I just finished reading the third book of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium trilogy — it starts with the world-famous The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, then continues with […]
Poetry: Boyfriend
by: Andy Karol She said, “You are the best boyfriend.” I said that was great because I never made the best girlfriend, or wife, for that matter, always teetering on […]
Like A Virgin: My Year of Celibacy
by: Lindsey Dietzler About a year ago, I decided I wasn’t going to invest any more energy into having sex. It had been a pretty big year of life […]
What It Means to Love Thy Neighbor: Real Christian Rhetoric & Inclusiveness
by: Kara Crawford In the past few weeks, I’ve heard far too much about how hateful Christianity supposedly is. In fact, I’m glad that the Chick-Fil-A controversy is over, because […]
13 Things You Can Do Instead of Missing Someone
by: Nico Lang 1. Get off your butt and get the f**k out of your house. Have you read The Great Gatsby? Then you’ll know that pining is not sexy […]
You Can’t Date Half a Couple
by: Clarisse Thorn I currently approach my relationships as polyamorous, meaning that I prioritize being able to have multiple lovers and discussing the relationships honestly with everyone concerned. A while […]
Falling Into Something Unexpected: Why I Don’t Believe in Having a Type
by: Agnieszka Karoluk I’ve always felt that having a “type” is unnecessary in finding a partner. For me, only two things come to mind when I think of the concept […]
