AN
INDEPENDENT
EDITORIAL
MAGAZINE

ON MINDS, MEANING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN.

The Price of a Lifetime of Yes

You learnt to read the room, anticipate other people’s needs and make yourself easy to be around. Then one day, you stop making yourself smaller to keep everyone else comfortable.

More to think about

Therapy Doesn’t Fix People. So, What Does It Actually Do?

Does Loving Again Mean Betraying Your Dead Partner?

A Note from the writer

I Am a Therapist, but I Am Also Human

On the curious expectation that understanding life should make you exceptionally good at living it.
Being a therapist has never stopped me from making a questionable decision. It has, on occasion, simply meant I understood the psychology behind it rather well.

Why I Still Love Sex and the City (Even When I Know Better)

A PRETTY THOUGHT · CULTURE & PERSONAL ESSAY On growing older, questionable love stories and the four women I keep coming back to. I was 19 when I first watched Sex and the City, and I wanted what those four women had. Not necessarily the men. I wanted the endless brunches, girls' holidays, conversations about absolutely anything and the reassuring

The Thought Letter

A monthly note on minds, meaning and everything in between.

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