You’ve been sleeping together for months. You think (or more likely, you hope) that you’re both not sleeping with other people, but you wouldn’t exactly bet your life on it, either. You know their likes and dislikes, you know each other’s friends, you might know about their family. The topic
Good, old-fashioned, unconditional love is the resonating theme throughout the powerful (and completely tear-jerking) new film, Breathe, an Elevation Pictures release that hits theatres in Canada this Friday (October 20). The film, which marks Andy Serkis’s (The Lord of the Rings, King Kong) feature film directorial debut, premiered last month
One night a year or so ago, I came home from the city to visit my Parents for dinner. As I sat across from my Dad at the dinner table, I noticed he was being curiously quiet as he nudged his food around the plate with his fork. I inherited
“I just don’t think we’re sexually compatible or something.” My friend rolled her eyes, seemingly in distaste at the memory of the experience she was describing. I took a slow sip of my coffee and asked for more detail, the writer in me already tugging at the deeper context of
Single people everywhere use the verb “ghosting” to describe the absolute worst digital-dating scenario: When you finally find somebody you want to date more than once, and they appear to really like you too, but then they inexplicably disappear into the abyss one day, without explanation. Ghosting is the worst and
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