Ask A Galaxy Brain
Question: Q: I’m having trouble socializing post-pandemic. It seems like a lot of my foundational friendships changed considerably over the Plague Times, as I suppose we all have as individuals, too. Do you think it’s possible to reclaim these relationships, even our own identities, as they were, or is this torched landscape the brave new world we must step into?
Answer:
Jane Michelle Wilson
Jane Michelle Wilson, who, over the course of her life has actually been a professional advice-giver. (As The Advice Lady in the National Post and Janereaction in The Toronto Star.) Nowadays she gives her advice – solicited or un – privately.
One terrible night in 1984 she asked a non-pregnant woman when her baby was due. The horror of that moment lives with her still and she has never forgotten it. She thinks some worries are useful lessons, but most are just crap.
One terrible night in 1984 she asked a non-pregnant woman when her baby was due. The horror of that moment lives with her still and she has never forgotten it. She thinks some worries are useful lessons, but most are just crap.
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