I'm not a psychologist. I'm not an expert in human relations. And I definitely don't have answers for everything.

I'm just someone who observes a lot, thinks too much, and has an annoying tendency to find more than one version of the same story.

I created Sometimes 6 is a 9 because I've always been fascinated by how two people can look at the exact same thing and see completely different realities.

Here I write about relationships, behaviors, contradictions, and those little situations in life where we are absolutely certain we are right—until someone sits down on the other side of the table.

I don't write to say who is right.

I'm writing to turn the 6 upside down and see if, by chance, it could also be a 9.