Moving to a New City in Your 30s—Feeling Lonely in Your “Prime”
a true story of searching for fulfillment in new places, only to realize that home and contentment were always within.
a true story of searching for fulfillment in new places, only to realize that home and contentment were always within.
“Being alone can be worth a lot more than being in the wrong relationship.”
Solo travel is liberating and frustrating. It’s helped me know myself better—and enjoy myself more.
I’ve tried them all—these are the best bars in Providence for friends, dates, and solo time.
“I needed to get away from all the distractions I had built around myself.”
In times of trouble, I need books.
Turns out, extroverts can be loners, too.
I used to find January and February the dullest months of the year. Now, they’re my most-savored weeks of respite. Especially February.
If there’s something you really want to do, why wait for a date?
a memoir, fiction, and translated works
I’m not waiting for someone else to join me
Is the analog revolution here?
of the 17 I read, these are the crème de la crème
Stories, Q&As, and recommendations on personal growth, books, wellbeing, and travel.
Turns out, your English teacher was right.
Turns out, your English teacher was right.
I’ve come pretty damn close to tasting them all.
5 steps to harness your fear of going to weddings alone (and look hot while doing it)
Is the analog revolution here?
It’s not easy when the Internet has you in a chokehold.
“Loner” isn’t a dirty word.
Watch out: 30 is right around the corner.
February isn’t just for lovers—it’s for loners, too.
5 steps to harness your fear of going to weddings alone (and look hot while doing it)
Toeing the line between introversion and extroversion.
I’m not waiting for someone else to join me
If there’s something you really want to do, why wait for a date?
Should you be your own doctor? (Do you even want to be your own doctor?)
Why are we still shopping on Amazon Prime? (Spoiler: You can’t have your Amazon package and #eattherich, too.)
you (and your loved ones) really don’t need it
Is the analog revolution here?
Do whatever you want and love whatever you do. There is something jarring and unsettling
At age 25, Heather Lucas has already had the chance to call four different countries
Ally Mitchell has lived in Toulouse, France for over 3 years, transplanting her life to
“I needed to get away from all the distractions I had built around myself.”
“Being alone can be worth a lot more than being in the wrong relationship.”
