What about in a box? Or with a fox?

Eh. She’s 30. She’s playing with her identity and I get it. And if it allows her to dissect this and explore what it means to her a bit more, that’s fine. She’s not saying “everyone must call it this from now until forever,” she’s saying, “this is what I call it in my head.” Fine. In my head, I call jellyfish “seal…

Counterpoint: that outfit was hideous. But here’s the thing, it doesn’t matter what I think. I’m glad she wore it too, and I’m also glad she told him, via a scripted “reality” show, to get lost. Makes me wonder what they really talk about in real life.

Yes! I watch it as Arrested Development with Emotional Stakes. I actually go back and forth trying to match people in this show up with Arrested Development characters vs Trumps (but this may be on account of I find Kendall’s voice to be reminiscent of Wil Arnett)

Yang has publicly stated he will not run as an Independent. His priority #1 is defeating Donald Trump. He is very collegial with the other candidates.

I think this article overlooks a fair bit of information about Yang and his ideas. Mainly, that his UBI proposal does not replace any existing welfare programs. It stacks on top of all public assistance/benefits besides some of the “cash-like” ones (SNAP, TANF, etc.) which typically have monthly benefits much lower…

you arent incorrect but I think the author is mischaracterizing Yang’s supporters because real white nationalists wouldn’t support him. This was just a smear job on the authors part

This is the most ridiculous smear of Yang I have seen thus far, congrats.

Prachi, I am so moved by this essay. Your brother sounds incredible. It’s difficult to read how beguiling the MRA movement can be, especially to Indian men. I can’t imagine the pain of losing your sibling.

Damn this hit a little close. I’m really sorry, Prachi. Thanks for allowing us this look into something so personal.

I’m crying so hard right now I don’t know how to respond. I missed you Prachi. 

As a middle aged, first generation, Desi guy; this was eye opening. My condolences to you and your family. I am sorry for your loss. I want to write more, but I will refrain. I am going to reread this again as I have nephews, nieces and sons and daughters of friends that feel this sense of alienation.

“He was very inconsistent with his use of SSRIs and so he was constantly going on and off them,” she said.

Thank you for being vulnerable with your readers. I really connected with this story (enough to come out of lurking on my burner account). I’m so sorry for your loss and I understand the need to sometimes work through complicated feelings and messiness after a loved on passes.  Stay strong and keep doing good work.

Red pill, mgtow, men’s rights, and many others are toxic organizations poisoning the minds of young men and boys.

Thank you. I think anyone that has a sibling that they worry about in any sense can find a connection here.

This was hard to read, and I’ve never met you. Your brother sounds like an amazing person, and I’m so sorry for your loss.

“He died like he lived: drifting aimlessly wherever the current took him.”