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Dispatches From The New Middle Age

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The Job That Loves You Back

By Jesse Dougherty
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New York Yankees

By Kai Schreiner
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The Last Symphony

By Aaron Fullerton
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The Lost Art of Sweating Your Ass Off

By Jason Diamond
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When My Friend Said He Was Ready to End His Life

By Andy Chaleff
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The Excruciating Details of My Divorce

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The Story Behind My Brother's Suicide Note

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I’ve Lost Count of My Tattoos

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I Am Falling Apart

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The Day I Finally Threw My First Punch

By Scott Huler
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What Happens When Your Longtime Therapist Dies?

By Alex Belth
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The Beauty of Absent Friends

Michael Arceneaux
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My Never-Ending Search for Adderall

By Jason Diamond
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Inside My Mid-Life Crisis

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The Accidental Activist

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The Divine Comedy of Dating in Middle Age

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A Millennial Looks at 40