Travelling is thought by many to be the epitome of freedom. Every day a new day, a new place, a new face, maybe even a new lover. But like so many things, it’s not that simple. Like addiction, a once free choice can take us to places darker and more tyrannical than we have ever known.

In its extreme forms, religion can and has been organized hatred and terrorism. From the Inquisition to the Salem Witch Trials to 9/11, people have committed heinous crimes in the name of their God.

For anyone focused on creative endeavors (being a comedian, writer, musician, artist) being able to afford health insurance is a real concern.

If it’s cold outside, he will tell you to grab his arm. But he will not offer you his coat. He will also attempt to give you a walking tour of your surroundings in an attempt to lure you into a corner and steal a kiss. It will probably be fucking cold, and you would rather skip this field trip.

Driving in Boston is a giant game of chicken designed to test your resolve and reaction speed.

Food costs are on the rise and it seems no one is getting paid more. The worse part about it is, the healthy food that gives you the energy to tread through the week, is …

I think a fair amount of what I’ve read about Millennials is smart. I agree that we are a generation unlike all those before.

The first month I lived in Boston I almost hit a pedestrian with my car.