loneliness

Loneliness isn’t always the absence of people—it can exist quietly within connection itself. These posts explore isolation in its many forms, where disconnection, silence, and unmet need shape the inner landscape, and being unseen can feel more profound than being alone.

The Shame of Wanting More

He wakes up again with the familiar discomfort. Not the physical ache — although that’s there too — but the emotional one that sits underneath everything. His wife lies on the far edge of the mattress, facing away. Their backs rarely touch anymore. When he shifts slightly closer, she doesn’t respond. She sleeps. He stares

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Sexless Marriage: How Are You Supposed To Feel About It?

Michael Forman shares his ten-year experience of a nearly sexless marriage, describing the emotional trauma and addressing the concept of touch starvation. He offers insights on dealing with intimacy issues while navigating the sensitivity of discussing these topics with a partner. The related podcast episode provides deeper reflections on this journey.

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