Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 08.25.08 | 10:21 AM ET
So what’s the toughest part of life as a travel writer? New York Times Frugal Traveler (and World Hum contributor) Matt Gross bares his, er, soul, in this bluntly honest Nerve essay about life as a married travel columnist—and why his job can be an “exercise in sexual frustration.”
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Ling 08.25.08 | 12:33 PM ET
Well, as far as his wife is concerned, I reckon its better his job involves an exercise in sexual frustration, rather than sexual exercise. :)
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