Reflections In Modern Parenthood
The Tired DadMy morning reflections as a father and husband, keeping perspective on what matters most.
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I’ve heard the phrase “male loneliness epidemic” thrown around the past few years. I didn’t give it much attention at first. It sounded like another buzzword. Something dramatic. Something social media would run with.
Parenting and Life: The More You Care, the Harder It Will Be
I yelled at my kids. I rushed bedtime. My daughter yelled at me because I didn’t answer her question she repeated five times while I was scrolling on my phone. I lay in bed, eyes wide, with the grim reality that I’m just not killing this fa...
Should We Bring Children Into This Artificial World?
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How Stories Can Change Parenting, Marriage, and Maybe the Future of Humanity
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