
Midlife longing meets algorithmic reality, for readers who prefer their feelings theory-adjacent.
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Marlene Dumas, The Fog Of War, 2006
The contemporary self is a patient, a biographer, a forensic investigator, and the middle manager of their own emotional department. We don’t just have feelings anymore. We process them, trace them, opti...
DTF St. Louis registers a certain kind of social accuracy that’s difficult to tolerate after a certain point, particularly if you’re over forty, recently divorced, intermittently on dating apps, and prone to mistaking self-awareness for imm...
Alice Tippet, Grove, 2022, oil on canvas, 16 x 13 inches
After my marriage ended a couple years ago, I became briefly unhinged. I fell in love with a married sex addict. We sent each other poems before work and texted late into the night....
Painting by Iryna Maksymova
I have seen somewhere in the realm of hundreds (thousands? oh god) of TikTok videos, many of them authored by younger men, telling me how to be cool in dating scenarios. I watch them partly because I get ideas f...
Room in New York by Edward Hopper (1923)
At some point in the last decade, the emotional grammar of work colonized romantic life. Most of us haven’t noticed. Why would we? It feels like intimacy. It has basically the right gestures. It jus...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, illustrator, researcher, and doctoral student with too many former careers. I write about intimacy, desire, and modern estrangement. Lucy’s mom. Anti-capitalist mega-consumer. Lover of books and fatal mistakes.
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