High fit

Anti-Alias is about whether you flatten the world into binaries or allow for nuance and blurry edges. The world Aly Raisman was living in had a very binary view of women in their 30s: either you're partnered and on track, or you're single and something is wrong. Writing the article was a direct argument against that binary — she was making the case that 'single' is not a bad state, it's just a state, and the question of whether you're living well matters more than whether you have a partner.