This January 3, 2022, I did one of the hardest things anybody could do: I ended a two-year long relationship. It was a mutual break up (that’s what they always say, isn’t it?)—it was just better this way. But as any lover will tell you, all the platitudes in the world cannot assuage the pain […]
How Deleting TikTok Has Made Me a Better Lover Read More »
Content warning: Transphobia, bigotry Sometime in the fall I decided to download Tinder. I’d been repeatedly pressured by friends to do so, not that I blame them for it. As much as they insisted that I needed it, I didn’t want to download the app because, outside of the obvious issue of commodifying bodies and
“Include me in searches for” Read More »
And hopefully they’ll get there by the end of March
Victoria valentines that you can print out and mail to your friends, lovers, and enemies Read More »
Looking into the perspectives of UofT students towards online dating
Online dating: the new norm Read More »
This is what I get for taking TV show recommendations from TikTok
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The over-portrayal of romantic love in the media
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This past summer, I got the chance to be part of the project Love After Lockdown – the first Toronto-based dating series. I was brought on as a crew member of a very small production team where I experienced firsthand what goes into making a show and loved every minute of it. From the production
Love after lockdown Read More »
(Or how to recover from a breakup during a pandemic)
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