
9 ‘normal’ things Boomers do in public that Gen Z secretly films for TikTok
I was at the grocery store the other day, carefully counting out exact change at the register, when I noticed the cashier smiling at something

I was at the grocery store the other day, carefully counting out exact change at the register, when I noticed the cashier smiling at something

Let’s face it: childhood in the 50s and 60s wasn’t the Norman Rockwell painting we sometimes imagine. Sure, some kids had idyllic upbringings. But for

I was at the farmers’ market a few weeks back—the same one Matt and I hit up every weekend—when I noticed something that made me

Last Saturday at the farmers market, I watched three different parents trying to pay the same vendor. The first pulled out her phone and tapped

You know what’s funny? We spend most of our lives thinking we have all the time in the world. Then one day you wake up,

Here’s something I’m still learning: the loudest voice in the room doesn’t automatically earn the most respect. For years, I thought I needed to have

For years, I walked around with the nagging sense that something was “off” in my social interactions. I wasn’t disliked—people were polite, friendly, and even

Your teenager slams the door. Again. You’re left standing in the hallway, words you meant to say dissolving into frustration, wondering when exactly your once-chatty

Last week, I caught myself staring at the kitchen counter for what felt like five minutes, holding a dish towel in one hand and forgetting

Most people avoid eating alone at restaurants. They worry about how it looks. They worry about being judged. They worry that others will assume they

Loneliness is one of the great quiet struggles of adulthood — especially for people who are genuinely good at heart. The kind, empathetic, emotionally aware

You can’t fake class. You can copy the clothes, mimic the posture, even rehearse the small talk—but sooner or later, how you behave in public