Anne Thériault
Obviously Ross And Rachel Are Divorced: Here’s Where All The “Friends” Are In 2016
In 2012, Ross published a book called “The Science Behind Jurassic Park”, which spent a remarkable twelve weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.
Sometimes I Picture Myself Trying To Explain Dreams To An Alien Race
Every morning I wake up tense, my fists clenched and my arms pressed into my chest. It’s as if I’m braced for impact, like I’m about to crash-land into the day.
An Open Letter To All Of My Friends Who Take Selfies
Dear Friends Who Take Selfies, I want you to know that I love it when you post pictures of yourself. I know selfies get a lot of bad press, but I think they’re rad.
You Don’t Have To Be Pretty — On YA Fiction And Beauty As A Priority
We never say that all men deserve to feel beautiful. We never say that each man is beautiful in his own way.
Virginity Is A Social Construct
Some people have said that performing any sexual act constitutes losing one’s virginity, but that seems like much too broad of a definition.
Tired Of Talking To Men
I am tired of talking about feminism to men.
I Just Do Not Understand Why This Moment Needs To Be Memorexed.
We take pictures and write status updates and scrawl out journal entries because we’re trying to put together some kind of lasting story about our lives.
Do We Have To Be Offended By Everything?
Whatever the case is, there is no possible chance that you could be wrong.
I Voluntarily Signed Myself Into A Psych Unit
My little book that I’ve been working on for the last few months, My Heart Is An Autumn Garage, came out last week. It’s a short memoir about the breakdown I had in 2003 and my subsequent hospitalization.
What It’s Like To Live Here
Depression is the place you always come back to, and though its landscape is ugly, the colours muddied and muted, it feels strangely like home.
10 Lies Depression Tells You
1. You are a bad person who deserves bad things. 2. You are unhappy because you are lazy or lacking in willpower. Happiness is a choice, a choice that you have failed to make.
10 Truths About Love
1. The truth about love is that there is a part of you that honestly believes that giving away all of your love will – no, must – result in receiving some kind of equal love back.