staff writer @TheAtlantic [email protected] (carrie, if carrie was miranda)
new york
Joined September 2017
- Tweets595
- Following1.2K
- Followers2.9K
- Likes2K
Pinned Tweet
reporting this piece really changed the way i think about human psychology and the impulse to call certain needs "universal." i'm very grateful for everyone who let me into the peace and quiet of their nighttime world ✨ theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
It is no secret that it feels like dating sucks right now. On the latest episode of Explain It to Me we go to an IRL dating event, @fhill_official gives us the data on why the bad vibes aren’t just in our heads, and a dating coach convinces me to start shooting my shot.
Faith Hill retweeted
In which @fhill_official persuasively argues that Americans seriously need to chill out with the puritanical panopticon: theatlantic.com/family/2026/…
Faith Hill retweeted
for the April issue, I wrote about my grandmother, the forgotten women pilots of World War II, the nature of progress, and snakes: theatlantic.com/magazine/202…
Faith Hill retweeted
I wrote about what food delivery has done to restaurants — it’s not good!
theatlantic.com/culture/2025…
Faith Hill retweeted
“People are realizing that fatherhood has to survive gender equality.”
Me to @fhill_official for her piece on Single Dads by Choice theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
"When women realized they couldn't rely on the men in their life, they tried instead to rely on other women. In the end, misogyny got in the way of that too."
A sobering @fhill_official piece on why women turn to apps like Tea—and what happens next. theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
"Several contestants have said that they’ve never been in a relationship (though one claims to have texted more than 1,000 nude photos)."
A remarkable and depressing encapsulation of Gen Z dating and romance. @fhill_official theatlantic.com/culture/arch…
Faith Hill retweeted
“All those writers who peer at the youths, squinting through their binoculars and scribbling in their notepads, make up an embarrassing lineage. Recently, I’ve been wondering if I’m part of it."@fhill_official explores the archives in Time-Travel Thursdays. theatlantic.com/newsletters/…
Faith Hill retweeted
#IYHH @fhill_official - You’ve Probably Already Met Your Next Best Friend. bit.ly/3EUJPBF
-@bomani_jones "All this technology, what it has done is it allowed us to receive attention without giving it..." #TheRightTime
📺: youtu.be/bE_So7vkv7g?feature…
Faith Hill retweeted
"Supporting family can’t, and perhaps shouldn’t, be all fun; inevitably, it involves sacrifice. But romanticizing that labor—pretending that when you love someone, being there for them is never an imposition—doesn’t serve anyone either." @fhill_official
theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
insightful piece from @fhill_official on *desiring* partnership
I think the tensions of language described here are present in a lot of other areas we (rightfully) aim to destigmatize, like mental illness, even abortion
theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
"The culture tells us, simultaneously, that we should be in a couple and that we should feel whole all by ourselves. We should have a partner, but we shouldn’t want one." @fhill_official on the false cheer of "single positivity"
Faith Hill retweeted
More great work by @fhill_official exploring the decline of dating and Gen Z's delayed relationship formation. theatlantic.com/family/archi…
i searched and searched for my personal holy grail.....a dating app that does not want my money
theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
Are Americans really that lonely? @fhill_official on how we may have been looking at the problem all wrong: theatlantic.com/family/archi…
Faith Hill retweeted
11."If Americans let their friends mingle, they might form the communities they’ve been hoping for. But first they need to stop standing in their own way." can't agree more with @fhill_official. @TheAtlantic
theatlantic.com/family/archi…
