You’ve read the middle portion of Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed (a.k.a., “Dear Sugar”), and you should be solidifying your opinion of how reliable or trustworthy she is as an advice columnist. For your initial post this week, select one of the letters listed below to analyze and/or discuss:

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• The Mad Sex Confessor, pp. 124-127
• The Future Has an Ancient Heart, pp. 128-134
• Faux Friendship Footsie, pp. 135-138
• The Human Scale, pp. 139-146
• Beauty and the Beast, pp. 149-157
• I Chose Van Gogh, pp. 158-159
• The Other Side of the Pool, pp. 160-165
• The Truth That Lives Here, pp. 166-174
• Too Much Paint, pp. 175-177
• Tiny Revolutions, pp. 178-184
• Not Enough, pp. 185-186
• No Is Golden, pp. 187-192
• Romantic Love Is Not a Competitive Sport, pp. 193-198
• A Big Life, pp. 199-208
• The Known Unknowns, pp. 209-211
• On Your Island, pp. 212-214
• The Magic of Wanting to Be, pp. 217-222
• A Glorious Something Else, pp. 223-230
• A Tunnel That Wakes You, pp. 231-232
• How the Real Work Is Done, pp. 233-240

Explain whether or not you think that the advice Strayed gave to the letter-writer was good advice. What did she say that was correct? Incorrect? What about her message to the writer was appropriate or inappropriate? Did she cover all of the concerns or issues that the writer had? What else could she have said? What advice would you have given that would differ from what Strayed gave?