//the what\\

when it comes to the how of dating – we’re getting a lot of messages: make sure you’re on the apps, but open yourself up to IRL serendipity; don’t settle, but ‘date em till you hate ’em’ and keep your expectations low.

we’ve bought the story that if we’ve not yet found ‘the one’ – its our fault. yet we’re also in a confusing societal moment: we’re hanging out IRL less, we’re yearning but burnt out, and we’re ever more armoured.

in this installment, we’ll explore how to dance between ‘letting it happen naturally’ – and being an active participant in creating a new reality. we’ll also speak into how to counter the loneliness and isolation that’s gripped American society, and what a healthy path back looks like.

//about the series\\

‘feeling into’ is an IRL Q&A experience brought to you by the team behind ‘the feels’.

the series explores better relating via the ideas, theories + practices of some of today’s most dynamic leaders, thinkers + storytellers.

the events take place in living room like settings.

they’re recorded + later distributed via a platform called // stories by allie \\ which seeks to explore what happens a layer deeper.

your ticket cost covers light bites + non alc drink options.

//about the speaker \\

Faith Hill is a staff writer at The Atlantic who lives in Brooklyn. She covers dating, young adulthood, family, and social connection.

// refund policy \\

tickets are non-refundable; if for some reason you’re not able to attend the event you’ve puchased a ticket for, we’ll honor it at a future Q&A.