On Mushrooms and Mansplaining
How to handle ego in its many (sometimes potentially deadly) forms
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39 Things to Say to the Climber You’re Belaying
Because we all need a little encouragement sometimes
On Getting Rejected a Lot (and Liking It)
What do you do after getting turned down by a dream job? Keep getting turned down.
How to Introduce Your New Dog to Your Old Dog
No, not all dogs love having a new companion in the house, and yes, it is possible for pets to have panic attacks. Here's how to grow your pack smoothly.
We've Reached Peak Wellness. Most of It Is Nonsense.
Here's what actually works
On the Many Ways to Share in Relationships
What to do about a friend who's uptight about splitting expenses and a date who's uptight about bodily functions
Why My Wife and I Registered for Wedding Gifts at REI
Trading spoons for cams, one set of newlyweds now has everything it needs to explore together
Why Siblings Make You a Better Cyclist
From filmmaker Mike Hopkins, 'Siblings' highlights how having a brother or sister will make you a better cyclist
How Not to Talk to Your Child About Body Image
You can teach confidence and a love of physical activity—but it starts with keeping weight out of the conversation
Why Outdoor Friendships Don't Last
You know that special feeling when you meet a stranger during an adventure, form a bond, vow to keep in touch—and then the whole thing fizzles out? Don’t feel alone. As Chuck Thompson explains, firefly relationships are an outdoor rite of passage, and in their own strange way, they’re magic.
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