relationships

107 posts

  1. Romantic comedy is committed to relatively ordinary people
  2. You don’t have to attend every argument you are invited to
  3. When to Share
  4. Resentment might start with a wrong done to you
  5. Carolyn Hax: A quick trip from travel mode to grump mode - The Washington Post
  6. Compatibility is an achievement of love; it must not be its precondition
  7. If you’re 30% through life, you’re likely 90% through your best relationships
  8. How to talk to anyone: the experts' guide
  9. How Friendships Change When You Become an Adult
  10. Getting along isn’t luck, it’s a skill
  11. Friendship is not a pale imitation of sexual romance
  12. The best way to communicate your needs is to trust them
  13. Listen for follow-up questions
  14. Carolyn Hax: A friend with seemingly everything still has time for fine whine
  15. Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes Are High
  16. How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life
  17. StrengthsFinder 2.0
  18. Making Peace With Music That Everyone Loves But You
  19. The Devotion Leap - NYTimes.com
  20. The Strange Tale of the North Pond Hermit
  21. Not having an opinion means not having an obligation
  22. The Cold Stoicism of Advice Columns for Men
  23. My friend Mario Joyner has a funny line
  24. Carolyn Hax: Weddings bring out the worst in an unmarried couple - The Washington Post
  25. 2013 Double Feature: Her / Don Jon / The Dissolve
  26. Learning to Measure Time in Love and Loss
  27. Jerry Seinfeld on how to be funny without sex and swearing
  28. Be gentle especially when you’re right
  29. When you explain something based on what broad categories of people do
  30. Gifts and time for family are investments in them as people
  31. There has never been so much future in my life as at that time
  32. Heroism is often some seriously boring stuff
  33. There’s no need for you to “decide” on one feeling
  34. The full story is never as tidy as the one that starts with “Obviously”
  35. My drinking was so much about trying not to feel things
  36. Small Talk | The Point Magazine
  37. I’m an ambivert—more introverted than extroverted
  38. Life Lessons with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
  39. State your needs, don’t test people on them
  40. How Code-Switching Explains The World : Code Switch : NPR
  41. Take the hard feelings away, and this is the right thing to do
  42. I married young. What are the rest of you waiting for? - Slate Magazine
  43. Before having children
  44. Everything I Know About Love I Learned from Chrono Trigger – The Bygone Bureau
  45. Relationships are complicated, but happiness in one isn’t
  46. Paris Review – CivilWarLand in Bad Decline: Preface, George Saunders
  47. Finding the Words (or Not) to Say Goodbye - NYTimes.com
  48. Both male and female INTPs may end up feeling guilty
  49. One is the Loneliest Number - NYTimes.com
  50. Remains of the Day - Washingtonian
  51. The ears that are listening make more difference than the music
  52. Love Like Cosima - The Barnes & Noble Review
  53. When people bypass simple solutions, there’s usually an ulterior motive
  54. Competitive people are most annoying to other competitive people
  55. The Sad Secular Monks | First Things
  56. Mad Love: The Surrealism of the Supernatural Romantic Melodrama, Part One « The Third Meaning
  57. Abebe: Why Frank Ocean's Coming-Out Was Unique
  58. Your biggest career decision is who you marry | Penelope Trunk Blog
  59. Let the facts write your dreams
  60. Rarely do I have any shittiness that stays shitty
  61. Basing your friendships on what people have to offer
  62. What Facebook's IPO means for women | Penelope Trunk Blog
  63. That was the idiot hopefulness of humans, always to love what was unformed
  64. Uncouple your own grief from the hopes you pin on others
  65. They cannot admire you for intellect
  66. It is ridiculous not to escape from one’s own vices, which is possible, while…
  67. Does cheater deserve a second chance? - Carolyn Hax - The Washington Post
  68. KAREN: What difference does it make?
  69. By seven everyone is gone
  70. For a single person, thinking something through marks the end of the reasoning…
  71. Igor Stravinsky bowing down to kiss his wife, Vera de Bosset
  72. Remembering a Relationship, One Chat at a Time - GOOD
  73. On Tranquillity of Mind - Seneca
  74. A rural person expects to know every person in his world, and therefore thinks…
  75. Eero Saarinen’s list of Aline Bernstein’s good qualities, ca. 1954
  76. This continuous modification of man by his own technology stimulates him…
  77. Envy works upon what is close at hand, and things that are far off we are more…
  78. Social occasions can work a certain magic
  79. Puberty was a bag of cement lashed to my ankle
  80. It takes no work to fall in love
  81. Should you pursue mastery? | Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist
  82. Tests for Husbands and Wives
  83. Mira Kirshenbaum on Relationship Therapy | FiveBooks
  84. Wehr in the World: The importance of family and such
  85. Jodie Foster goes to college :: rogerebert.com
  86. Avoid evil, particularly if they’re attractive members of the opposite sex
  87. Hang around people who are better than you all the time
  88. A Death on Facebook - Magazine - The Atlantic
  89. The Wrong Stuff : Those Three Little Words ("Honey, You're Right"): Harville Hendrix on Being Wrong
  90. This is the Question, Charles Darwin writes at the top of the page
  91. Stendhal’s depiction of “crystallization” in the process of falling in love
  92. Glances are the big guns of the virtuous coquette; everything can be conveyed…
  93. Love in the Age of the Pickup Artist: Stendhal Among the Seducers - The Point Magazine
  94. The Wrong Stuff : Hoodoos, Hedge Funds, and Alibis: Victor Niederhoffer on Being Wrong
  95. Why You Should Never Pay For Online Dating « OkTrends
  96. Interracial divorce, the matrix of sex & race: Gene Expression
  97. The Case For An Older Woman « OkTrends
  98. Some wisdom before school starts
  99. Picking Up Girls Made Easy!
  100. Yeah, you know, I stopped for a while
  101. Things I've Learned from Women Who've Dumped Me (review: 2/5)
  102. The Thurber & White send-up on the knee phenomenon
  103. Women can say stuff like, I loved him, I really, really loved him
  104. An economic perspective on long-distance relationships
  105. Why Mars & Venus Collide (review: 3/5)
  106. Advice to keep in mind while ring-shopping
  107. He's Just Not That Into You (review: 4/5)