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After 10 years together, a Bay Area couple opened their relationship. But contrasting sexual needs led to a permanent split.
Category: Marriages
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Love Letter: ‘Maybe It Was a Bit Weird’
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On their second date, he gave her his only olive.
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La trampa del matrimonio sin amor
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En mi comunidad sudasiática, en la que el divorcio es una decisión inusual, la separación parecía un fracaso total. Pero el amor siempre vuelve a florecer.
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Love Letter: A Decade-Long Negotiation
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He wanted children; she didn’t. How could they move forward?
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Must We Feel Shame Over Divorce?
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In my South Asian community, where ending a marriage is relatively uncommon, the answer seemed to be yes.
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A Sex Therapist on How to Experience More ‘Pleasure and Joy’
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Cyndi Darnell, a sex therapist and clinical sexologist, teaches couples how to experience more “pleasure and joy” in their relationships.
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Dos besos inmencionables
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De vez en cuando lo que toca es apoyar a tu ex.
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Why Some Husbands Choose to Take Their Wives’ Last Names
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Five men discuss their decision to change their surnames after marriage and some of the reactions they faced from friends and family members.
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Love Letter: A Friend, Not a Wife
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Plus: an usual date — with grandpa.