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There's a map in my head of everything I've ever learned, and everything on it leads right back to a common human nature. Read More »

We don't always realize, though, that we've gotten close with a situation and not a person, or that we have only context in common. Read More »

But that's a broader ideal, one that we keep pushing to the side for more instant gratification. Read More »

The difficulty in calling out an eating disorder is that it is defined by a way of thinking, and the actions that follow are only potential indicators. Read More »

Ultimately, many of us are looking for very different things in the people around us, and these are just three I've noticed. Read More »

So, in this alleged age of self-discovery, have we been fooled into thinking that we are the constants? Read More »

Our culture equates personal validity with good communication, making anything inexplicable look highly suspicious. Read More »

No, seriously. Searching after this question's answer has dominated much of my time here in college. Once upon a time, I thought I knew the answer: love was a thing to be discovered, waiting within... Read More »