Interview With A Cheater
To understand people’s motivations is one of the reasons why infidelity fascinates people as much as it does. It seems no matter how much someone loves someone else, it doesn’t make their relationship immune to cheating.
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Mackenzie Davidson is the co-founder of a boutique advertising firm and writes a little bit every once and a while. ... 
New Rules For 2012
No cell phone conversations lasting longer than 30 seconds anywhere that people are forced to listen — on the bus, on the train, on the plane, in the checkout lane. It’s a pain. Refrain.
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She currently lives in DC and dreams of true love and a writing career under her own name.
20 Ways To Make Your Monday Awesome
Take a few moments to count your blessings. Yes, the beginning of a workweek can feel tedious — but if you have a job be grateful. If you don’t, just appreciate what you do have, like the fact that you woke up today!
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Arizona based writer. Email me at Hudspeth@thoughtcatalog.com or follow on Twitter @CEHudspeth 
The Differences Between The Newsroom And An Actual Newsroom
On Newsroom, the anchor is a blustery, opinionated jerk who believes he’s always the smartest guy in the room. In a newsroom, Keith Olbermann hasn’t had a job for months.
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Brian Donovan has written for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, NPR, Chappelle's Show, CNN, Fox News, Comedy Central, and ... 
How To Relapse
Barely lean over in time to reach the toilet. Vomit. Get a little in your hair, and try to contain the panic by cracking a joke to yourself about being out of practice. It doesn’t help.
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Caitlin successfully pretends to be a writer in both the Bronx, and the deepest, darkest, most rural parts of ... 
