Why Can't We Commit? Jane Austen and the Exhaustion of Modern Dating
More than 200 years after Jane Austen wrote Sense and Sensibility, we're still navigating mixed signals, emotional unavailability, and the uncertainty of romantic commitment. We may have more freedom to choose love, but have we simply become better at avoiding the choice? A personal reflection on Austen, modern dating culture, and why being wanted isn't always the same as being chosen.
Being Seen Without Being Known
What John Berger, Laura Mulvey, and Jean Baudrillard helped me understand about privacy, the gaze, and seeing my home - and myself - online.
Has the dining table become obsolete, or are we redesigning intimacy?
Maybe the challenge is not physical at all. Maybe it’s cultural.
Finding Love and Nightstands
Finding love has been so hard these days that we place so much pressure on nightstands.