Claire Delli Santi is the senior editor at Sons of Universe, where she writes and edits work focused on relationship dynamics, emotional intelligence, and the subtle mechanics of human behavior.

Her perspective is shaped by long-term observation rather than theory. Claire studies how people actually relate—how patterns form, repeat, fracture, and repair themselves over time. Her work centers on emotional subtext: what is said, what is avoided, and what quietly governs connection beneath the surface.

With a background in international journalism, Claire spent years listening to stories that rarely made headlines but revealed something essential about intimacy, power, and emotional survival. She has interviewed therapists, coaches, and individuals navigating breakups, relational ambiguity, and identity shifts—learning to read not just events, but the language people use when they’re trying to make sense of them.

Claire’s work is deeply informed by field observation across cultures. From tracking post-breakup rituals and communication patterns, to studying how emotional boundaries are formed and violated in different social contexts, she brings a cross-cultural lens to modern relationships—without abstraction or moralizing.

At Sons of Universe, Claire has written and edited over one hundred longform guides on emotional recovery, boundary repair, and relational clarity. Her writing helps readers recognize patterns without blaming themselves, understand behavior without excusing harm, and reclaim their emotional center without rewriting who they are.

“Understanding someone’s behavior doesn’t mean excusing it. It means seeing clearly enough to stop abandoning yourself.”

Claire’s work resonates with readers who are perceptive but exhausted—those who sense something is off in their relationships and want clarity without dramatization, and healing without self-erasure.