• The Man Who Chose to Be Misunderstood

    In July 1942, a Jewish doctor named Nathan Wallach knocked on the door of a Polish ironworker in the town of Lesko. Wallach and his wife, Jafa, were about to be transferred to a labour camp. Their three-and-a-half-year-old daughter had nowhere to go. Would Józef Zwonarz take her? Zwonarz said

  • Single Eyes

    Dear Oyinye, There are nights when I look at you, and I cannot tell if I am looking at home or at a beautiful place I am only passing through. I keep wondering if love always comes with an expiration date folded somewhere inside it and hidden so carefully that

  • 6 Truths You’ll Learn After Divorce

    There’s nothing easy about divorce. It’s a life-altering decision. One that announces the failure of something you hoped, once upon a time, would last until “death do us part.”   I once heard a comedian say that there are no happy endings in marriage, as it either ends in death

  • Dear Ladies

    Dear Ladies,   Every single one of these qualities — kindness, emotional stability, compatibility, voice, boundaries, warmth, independence, sends the same signal to a man’s nervous system… you are safe to bond with.   Not “you’re pretty.” Not “you’re fun.” Not even “you’re a good person.” Those are all surface

  • Have Your Own Life

    We’re told men want to feel needed. That they want to be the hero, the provider, the one who rescues you. And sure, some men want that. But the research on what creates lasting attraction tells a different story.   Remember that study on mate preferences? The one where compatibility

  • Be a Home!

    In 1989, Buss surveyed over 10,000 people across 37 cultures. That’s not a typo. Ten thousand.   Thirty-seven cultures. And across every single one, kindness and understanding ranked at the top of desired traits for BOTH men and women.   Buss was studying stated preferences. What people say they want.

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