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Feigning a cold, calm and calculating demeanor can make you feel in control, but is it worth it for a lifetime?
Feigning a cold, calm and calculating demeanor can make you feel in control, but is it worth it for a lifetime?
That's the total length of time a human being can focus on anything before moving on.
When you start smoking again after nearly five years, it's time to come to terms with celestial bodies, and your own.
A Friday night watching "Bridget Jones's Diary" (again) has its all-too-painful logic.
Alternatives come in different shapes and sizes. But there's no telling if opting for one solves anything.
The author grew up dreaming of America as the Promised Land she'd eventually get to. She still will, but the promise isn't the same.
We all trip and fall in life, though most of us would prefer to pretend it doesn't happen.
When the man in your life doesn't click on your social media photos, you need to ponder what's important — to both of you.
These days, cyberspace has all the answers. But it's the choices that can make you sick.
In her debut column, Katia De Sessa wonders what bad gardening and fate might have in common