From the Atlantic: It started out as a fairly typical office friendship: You ate lunch together and joked around during breaks. Maybe you bonded over a shared affinity for escape rooms (or board games or birding or some other slightly weird hobby).
Over time, you became fluent in the nuances of each...
From WebMD: Living with a spouse or a partner may help middle-age and older adults keep their blood sugar level in check, new research suggests.
And it doesn't even have to be an ideal union. Just having the relationship seems to provide benefit, whether the partners described it as supportive...
From the Rolling Stone: EAGLE-EYED READERS OF Roald Dahl might notice some small-but-significant changes within an upcoming republishing of the legendary author’s children’s books as some language has been changed to make it less offensive and more inclusive.
Dahl’s own literary estate approved of the edits, which include changing the description of Augustus...
The following (and link below) is an adapted extract from Dawn Dais' new books, The S*** No One Tells You About Divorce, which is out now.
In 2020, after 12 years together—as well as two children, 10 pets, and five properties—my partner and I decided to call it quits. One of the first therapists...