What Survives a No
Saying No Dr. Keisha Clark Saying No Dr. Keisha Clark

What Survives a No

There's the call where someone asks how you're doing, and the other one, the one that only comes when something needs fixing. If you get a lot more of the second kind, this is about the boundary that finally tells you the difference.

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Why the Good Ones Feel Wrong
Saying No Dr. Keisha Clark Saying No Dr. Keisha Clark

Why the Good Ones Feel Wrong

Someone treats you with steadiness and respect, and instead of relief you feel bored, or suspicious, or sure there's a catch you haven't found yet. Then someone who runs hot and cold lights you up, because that one feels like home. On what a dysfunctional family teaches you about love, and what it takes to unlearn it.

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Thoughts on estrangement, relationships, and emotional survival.

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