Yes. It can be liberating. - Andy Spears - Medium

… the unity you feel with another person when their behavior is consistent with their personality is absolutely relieving. No more wondering what someone is thinking. Nor wondering what their ‘true’ intentions are. I know…

I’ve Been Married for Six Months. Here’s What I’ve Learned So Far.

Harmony S

Aug 18, 2022

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Yes. It can be liberating.

Andy Spears

Written by Andy Spears

Writer and policy advocate living in Nashville, TN —Public Policy Ph.D. — writes on education policy, consumer affairs, and more . . .

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