Edward Clark

Aside from shared interests and conversation topics, first dates also offer early insight into patterns that could lead to disrespect, control,...

Before every kitchen had drawer organizers and multipurpose gadgets, there was a time when tools were made for one job. Baby...

Language is a living thing—it shifts, evolves, and occasionally, straight-up makes you feel old. If you’ve ever overheard teenagers talking and...

History’s most admired figures don’t always deserve their spotless reputations. Many were innovators or leaders whose darker actions were overlooked, forgotten,...

People often use the phrase “Dr. Google” to mock the chaos of self-diagnosing online, where a mild headache is somehow predicted...

Trust doesn’t always unravel because of a third person. Sometimes, it’s a note, a group chat, or a single app icon...

Flirting changes with time, yet it always circles back to the same thing—wanting to connect. Older generations might remember glances across...

Commuters forget far more than wallets and phones. Each year, public transport offices handle thousands of misplaced items, ranging from everyday...

When a woman earns more than her husband, it can change how both partners see the relationship, and not always for...

A long movie can feel like a commitment, but some films barely register their runtime. Their pacing is tightly controlled, the...