Somewhere along the way, we all agreed—quietly, collectively, suspiciously—that “I’ll see you soon” could mean anywhere between 3 days and 3 years. Welcome to the friendship recession. Not the kind… Read More »The Friendship Recession Nobody Is Talking About
The Rise of “Maybe Culture” … and Why Nobody Commits to Plans Anymore There’s a new phase of modern social life and nobody officially named it, but we’re all living… Read More »The Rise of “Maybe Culture”
Welcome, dear reader who either Googled “how to meet people IRL” or asked an AI chatbot why Friday nights feel so profoundly empty. You’ve come to the right place. Grab… Read More »Why You Cannot Join a Party With a Swipe
There’s this ongoing narrative that Gen Z just doesn’t want to socialize anymore. That we’re flaky, awkward, chronically online, emotionally unavailable, “NPC-coded,” allergic to eye contact, whatever new think-piece phrase… Read More »Gen Z Is Not Anti-Social. They Are Anti-Bad-Options
I ran the Lincoln Tunnel 5K to support the Special Olympics and it was such a cool experience! There’s something surreal about running through the tunnel with thousands of people,… Read More »Running the Lincoln Tunnel 5K Alone Made Me Think About Something
In June, I’m moving from New York to New Jersey. And while there are obviously a million logistical things that come with moving (boxes, paperwork, changing addresses, figuring out where… Read More »Moving States Makes You Realize How Much Community Matters
