The Curious Detour
MarkExploring the curious habits, quirks, and insights that shape us. Breaking down mental models, psychology, productivity, self-improvement, and the oddities of human nature that connect us all. Join me in asking 'Why?' and 'What if?'
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When Love Means Being the Villain
The third time I had to call the police was the hardest. It wasn’t the act of dialling the number or explaining the situation; it was the crushing weight of feeling like I’d failed as a father. I should have been able to prevent this.
When the Strongest Break
I wrote this on my way out of despair. It helped me climb out of the pit. Reading it back and changing the odd word I can still feel how I felt when I wrote it, and more than anything I have published so far I hope that this helps someone.
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Hi, I’m Mark I write The Curious Detour, exploring human behaviour, how our choices shape us through honest, heartfelt, and sometimes funny essays.
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