Is having a boyfriend really embarrassing?
The conflict between fantasy and reality
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Volume 68
Love: mechanism and meaning
What neuroscience explains—and what it cannot
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Ford withholds affection (OSAP funding)
The Ford government’s recent announcements regarding post-secondary funding have drawn criticism from students, unions, and experts. The changes announced are: an end to the 2019 tuition freeze, a $6.4 billion investment in higher education, and making OSAP a primarily loans-based program. The investment has been called “a step in the right direction” by the Canadian
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A toast to all the heartless poets
Here’s a toast to all the heartless poets
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“It’s, Like, Primal, [and Really Not] Sexual”: Against Romanticizing the Violence of Wuthering Heights
Opposing Emerald Fennell’s attempt to rebrand a story of psychological and physical abuse as “the greatest love story of all time”
Death and Devotion
“And to not know what the next moment will bring… brings you closer to a perception of death. You see, that’s why I think that people have affairs. […] You can really feel that you’re on firm ground, you know. There’s a sexual conquest to be made. There are different questions. Does she enjoy the
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What ought we to forget?
Dorothea Lasky’s new essay collection questions how we ought to remember ourselves
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The Art of Autofiction
The fine line between creativity and reality
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