Vol 2

The title is self-explanatory.

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I made the appointment AND I actually went…

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Everyone Leaves.

Posted: September 7, 2018 in Feature Blogs

Everyone leaves.

Last week, I wrote a blog about love not being our enemy and that we should NOT hold back in the face of it, as too many of us often do. It’s a great, if not terribly original, ideology to promote but looking back, mine is a very flawed narrative.

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Love Is Not Your Enemy

Posted: August 28, 2018 in Feature Blogs

“Love is an intense longing to wholly satisfy another person but understanding that you just might not be able to…”

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Click here if you have not read Fake Deep, Part 1a

Entry #1b of the Fake Deep series, which chronicles my own battles with mental illness and how it has shaped my life.

In this entry, I gloss over my condition and its symptoms. This sets the stage for Part 2, which will cover my childhood. Read the rest of this entry »

Fake Deep, Part 1a: Get To Know Me

Posted: November 27, 2017 in Feature Blogs

Entry #1a of the Fake Deep series, which chronicles my own battles with mental illness and how it has shaped my life.

In this entry, I throw on my cape for anyone who might be struggling with mental illness or typical depression. If you are ashamed and/or embarrassed, I want to hear from you!

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Wack Clichés

Posted: May 29, 2012 in Feature Blogs

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Even the world’s greatest writers struggle to craft great introductions for their articles. BBQ is no different. I am frequently reminded of my literary greatness and insane brilliance:keystroke ratio but it is with much regret that I acknowledge that right now: I’m stuck.

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Twitter Taught Me…

Posted: December 12, 2011 in Feature Blogs

It was April of 2009 when I opened my Twitter account. Back then, when BBQ was just William in Cincinnati, I was the typical douchebag following celebrities with the hopes of firing that one tweet that would get me a VIP invitation and the recognition I felt I have always had coming to me. I mean, what other purpose for twitter existed?

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