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OK Boomer, But Let’s Talk About Your Generation’s Mistakes

OK Boomer, But Let’s Talk About Your Generation’s Mistakes

I’ve gotta say it – I cringe at the utter hypocrisy when an older generation criticize a younger one. Let’s talk about your generation’s mistakes. Which generation am I talking about? Well, all of them, but let’s get there. I...
My Top 10 Favourite Games List Imploded… Now It’s 24

My Top 10 Favourite Games List Imploded… Now It’s 24

Revisiting a list I put together a decade ago seemed like fun until my top 10 favourite games list imploded. Here’s my 24(ish) favourite games. Hard to believe but it’s been 10 years since I originally did my My 10...
Rediscovering Love in the Shadows of Christmas

Rediscovering Love in the Shadows of Christmas

Everyone carries at least a small level of heartbreak around the holidays, but all of us can be rediscovering love in the shadows of Christmas. Christmas is such a polarising time for so many people. Its public representation features optimal...
Who Do You Want To Be Now? – 2024 In Review

Who Do You Want To Be Now? – 2024 In Review

I made some of my biggest life decisions this year, but every decision had one question in common – who do you want to be now? I’m choosing my future and the man I want to be. Here’s my 2024...
Do You Hate Social Media Because You Can’t Celebrate Others?

Do You Hate Social Media Because You Can’t Celebrate Others?

Is it the technology or is it the person using it? Here’s why I think people who hate social media expose a lack of ability in celebrating others. I know, I know. Sounds harsh. Sounds rough. Sounds hyperbole. But hear...
Sex, Breakups and Childlessness: Normalising Challenging Topics

Sex, Breakups and Childlessness: Normalising Challenging Topics

When it comes to talking about sex, breakups and childlessness, awkwardness or pain often reign. Here’s a look at how we can normalise these. I’ve always liked “going there” with people. Talking about, reading about or opening up in-person or...


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