“This isn’t a purely American phenomenon, but it may be an American invention. We no longer have rituals for coping with death. Our society has become so consumer-youth-fun-based that we never even talk about it in a meaningful way. Death, once the domain of the church, has been sidelined along with our declining faith. Psychotherapy may offer consolation or counselling,… — Sheridan Jobbins Copy Share
“I did the math. (I presume Americans don't pluralise mathematics because they only plan to do it once.)” — Sheridan Jobbins Copy Share Image
