Comparison is the death of joy, or so they say, and in our social media-obsessed, self congratulatory-culture, comparison has become a bit of a pandemic in its own right. Even as we were all shuttered in our houses for the past year, peering through screens at friends' pool-side quarantines or country homes felt a little bit like it's own disease, while trying to maintain gratitude for health and safety. In a particularly moving scene in Amy Trigg's poignant Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me, the...
