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The Epidemic of Loneliness – “Parasocial” Relationships

by Breaking Taboo | Sep 11, 2026 | Articles, General Mental Health, Wellbeing

The Boston accent: Some call it grating, others call it iconic. While staring into your phone in bed, it comes clanging through the too-bright screen. “Get ready with me IN KOREA!” Maybe, you’d call it enchanting. Or maybe that’s the addictive nature of social...

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The Weight of Winter

by Crystal Lancaster | Feb 7, 2026 | Community Stories

2.10.24 Birds must have flown south for the winter. Or wherever the *** it is birds go when thewind and the cold ransack the homes they had nested within the now barren branches. The trees look broken—almost. I didn’t even notice their orange and yellow leaves...