Tweet Here is a link to the previous installment of this series, where I recommended the movie “Darling.” Movie Recommendation #1: Darling On Sunday at 10:15 AM, the cable network Turner Classic Movies is airing “The Moon and Sixpence,” a 1942 movie based on a novel of the same name by W. Somerset Maugham. It’s [...]
Tweet I want to take this time to respond to questions from part 5 of the Reader Letters #1 series. First, here’s a question from Kal Ross: I saw the solution to being a codependent as mourning first, becoming self accepting second, and then partaking in social interests and having real empathy (which also keeps [...]
Tweet I wrote a new post for Planet Ill’s “What.Is.Black” series. My installment is “What.Is.Black: Fried Chicken” where I discuss the joys of fried chicken and defend Mary J. Blige’s Burger King commercial. By the way, don’t forget to support this site. The Rawness would appreciate your help.
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Tweet For people out there reading my blog through RSS feed readers, I was recently made aware that my latest post, Reader Letters #1, Part 5, didn’t update in RSS readers. I think that’s due to the sheer size of the post, so I’m making this smaller post letting people know the latest installment is [...]
Tweet Links to the previous installments of the series: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 As you’re already aware, this is the final part in a series of letter from a reader named Bill. The advice in this series is specifically meant for people with codependent tendencies, so keep that in mind as [...]
Tweet I want to apologize to Bill and all the readers disappointed by the delay in my getting part 5 up. It’s been due to three reasons. First, I was a little burnt out and spent from writing up part 4, which was a monster of a post at 20,000+ words, and recharging mentally took [...]
