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The dead have one single message for you. I hear them say it to me every time I run through a cemetery. They whisper, “See you soon.” Read More

Here's a picture. Kelly is just leaving her brownstone when she spots Mr. Right walking by, carrying his groceries back to the firehouse. She has previously noticed him in the neighborhood, his tattooed biceps and propensity to be an easy target for cookie-hustling girl scouts. She wants to meet this guy. And now is her perfect moment. He's walking her way. What should Kelly say?
Approach Anxiety: noun, singular. The fear of approaching and interacting with a stranger you find attractive.
There is a great tragedy in this world, and that is people who are legitimately attracted to each other not hooking up. I see it every day in bookstores, coffee shops and even supermarkets. Long looks over frozen bacon. He's a hottie, single-dad who enjoys walks in the park and Baskin Robbins. She's a hottie, single, karaoke singer who enjoys walks on the beach and Jamba Juice. It's not so much of a stretch to see they would be perfect for each other. But wham, bang, boom - nothing. They wheel their carts past each other as if it was commonplace to pass up your soulmate in the frozen food section.







