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You're Not Wrong. You're Just Not Seeing the Whole Bucket.
In college, I worked at a school-to-farm program for high schoolers who needed a different kind of education than what public schools could offer them. I was working with one student in particular who loved photography. She also tended to see the world as black and white. If she perceived something as wrong, her mindset was fixed. If someone criticized her favorite singer, she would get defensive and fight back. Her fervor was so strong it was contagious, and for a brief mom

Ariana Friedlander
Jul 236 min read


Boundaries vs. Being Guarded
Drunk drivers tend to be less hurt in car accidents than the sober people they hit. It's a strange and all-be-it unfair phenomenon. A lot...

Ariana Friedlander
Oct 27, 20224 min read
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