Your relationship with time is different when you spend much of your time wanting to die.
Mary Gaulke: Content strategist, feminist, theater enthusiast, nerd
Your relationship with time is different when you spend much of your time wanting to die.
Mourning a friendship is a peculiar process. It requires you to harden yourself against future heartbreak, and yet stay tender and learn. It’s often oddly secretive; you’ve lost one of your biggest confidantes, and the people left in your life probably don’t understand the magnitude of your loss. You’re embarrassed, and you’re either blaming yourself or — even worse — you’re diving into an impulse to blame everyone else.
As of this writing, I’ve been an active Wikipedia editor for over five years, with more than 2,600 edits to my name. I’m a member of Corporate Representatives for Ethical Wikipedia Engagement (CREWE), and I’ve put my name on a public pledge of PR representatives on Wikipedia to behave ethically…
What is Janet? On NBC’s genius sitcom “The Good Place,” the precise nature of Janet’s character is a bit confusing. Light spoilers follow, but I promise, they’re not the big spoilers. She’s “not a girl” and “not a robot,” she states at different points. At one point, she notes that…