Recalculating, by Ignacio Pereyra

A break

Happy New Year. I’m taking some time off. Still thinking, Recalculating. Thank you for being here. See you in 2026! Here are some posts you may have…

Dec 31, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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Screens: What, How and When

How can we keep our children from being glued to a screen? They’re going to use them anyway — so are there any good options? A tech-savvy parent has…

Dec 17, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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My son was punched in the face. How should I react?

Violence is never the answer—what are the alternatives? Armed Only with a Camera. 50 seconds. Adolescence. Roosevelt. The epic of transforming the…

Dec 3, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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November 2025

Men and women's health. What the palm reader didn't tell her.

I invited a journalist to talk about what women need from men. And she wrote an article for you. She could just blame men but instead she decided to do…

Nov 19, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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Three years later

Alfajores and croissants. The passage of time at two speeds. I reread what I wrote about León's unforgettable birth.

Nov 5, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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October 2025

Where Should We Focus Our Efforts?

What role do men play in women’s health? A writer revisits his own machismo, reflecting on his years of being an idiot: “Not all men are like that.” An…

Oct 22, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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Breaking the mantle of silence

Who do we confide in when we’re ashamed of ourselves? “Fears are always worse than what we fear.”

Oct 8, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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September 2025

Between my notes app and my armour

A glance through the archive of my notes provides an echo of the pressures I am under; of questions asked impertinently, where is the mother? And of…

Sep 24, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

Stars above, memories below

‘That night,’ somewhere lost in time, would never come. And it never did. “What we receive as children doesn’t end with what we share with our parents."

Sep 10, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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August 2025

Ta léme, gentle ogre

Glass marbles and a child’s questions about death. The luxury of living slow. All we ever have is the present—until it slips away. If you are in Boston…

Aug 27, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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I Can’t Breathe Properly

A jellyfish sting, a rock to the head, and a child struggling to breathe. What begins as a beach camping trip ends in the emergency room. Notes from a…

Aug 13, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

July 2025

What Happens To Men After Divorce?

Couple’s getaway, no kids. Nine women share what happened after they separated. And what about the men — what changes for them after divorce?

Jul 30, 2025 • Ignacio Pereyra

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