Sex and the Chester: The Roads of Reason  By Alyssa Velazquez
Elm Staff Writer  In life there are numerous decisions that
cause splits in our day-to-day judgments: right or left, up or
down, yes or no, stop or go, and even in or out. In his famous
poem the “Road Not Taken,” Robert Frost wrote: “Two roads
diverged in a yellow wood and sorry I could not travel both.”
Written in the 20th century, the eloquence of the poem is still
a studied in present day English classes. Although today I do
not spy many yellow woods due to continual boosts in
urbanization, population and deforestation, my eyes never fail
to behold areas in which we are forced to make split decisions.
One of these overgrown forests includes relationships, equipped
with two roads that twist and wind down the paths of reason and
feeling.  More commonly referred to a battle between the head
and the heart, we are ultimately and deliberately working
towards a Frost-like conclusion. Which road in relationships
should we follow: our head or heart?  Yo