A profile of an autistic couple.

“Treating monogamy, rather than honesty or joy or humor, as the main indicator of a successful marriage gives people unrealistic expectations of themselves and their partners. And that, Savage says, destroys more families than it saves.”

Ends with Paul’s and Mo’s vows, which are great:

“I will not hide anything from you except surprises.
I promise to let you make fun of me.
I promise to meet you at the emergency room with a book and a sweater.
I promise to always see and treat you as an equal.”

A Flash game in the vein of Jason Rohrer's 'Passage'. It sort of picks up where Passage leaves off. Minorly challenging, stylish, and a dark, fun story to play.

Twenty seconds of a song as the perfect college girlfriend.

"We had an idea. Go to a place. Ask fifty people the same question. Film their responses."

Just like it says.

"White surf and a storm of sunlight, you running ahead and a smile Back-flung---but then, how go on? For what would it mean?"

"Clearly, you and I should be up there."

"In the late 19th century you cut her name into the cornfields, hoping someone would invent the airplane."