Sex in MID City

A conversation about intention, partnership, and what actually works. While at lunch the other day—with the most eclectic, mixed company—a very interesting topic came up around a recent research study that suggests: Same-sex (male) relationships may be thriving differently than heterosexual and women-with-women relationships. I’m not here to rewrite the wheel or jump to quick […]

Deep in the Yucatán jungle, beneath the heavy green hush of ancient trees, I had the chance to attend a talk at a hacienda by Stephen Jenkinson — author, cultural activist, former palliative care worker, and a voice for a different kind of wisdom. His work, grounded in elderhood and grief literacy, speaks to something

Love in the Age of Wi-Fi — Navigating Social Media in Your Relationship By Assata Akil There was a time when, if someone couldn’t reach you, they simply… couldn’t reach you. No pings. No buzzes. No little green dot saying you’re online. Just a moment of peace, mystery, or intentional absence. It might’ve started with

Hello there! Spring is springing, the flowers are blooming, and while you’re Maria Kondo-ing your closet, let’s include all areas of clutter—not just the clothes that no longer fit, but the emotional, mental, and even spiritual mess that’s been piling up, ignored, and pushed over to the procrastination pile of things to tend to later.

The issue with the love issue? It’s only issued once a year. I’m here to report and shake things up. Love—perhaps the most powerful and essential human experience—has been reduced to a single day of overpriced roses, predictable chocolates, and grand yet fleeting gestures. Every February, we’re bombarded with the idea that love must be