Study Finds Most Couples Now Meet Online Instead Of At Work, School, Or Church
People used to meet through family, friends, neighbors, church, or school. Each of these has been in stark decline from the 1940s to present.
This Group Got Black Lives Matter And Tea Party Leaders To Talk. Can The Rest Of Us?
‘I don’t know at what point we moved from disagreeing with the argument to hating the person, and that scared me. I decided I have to do something,’ says this Better Angels delegate.
Dear Wives: Publicly Criticizing Your Husband Makes You Look Horrible
After reading the latest installment in the ‘my husband disappoints me’ genre in The New York Times last weekend — this one penned by a clinical psychologist — I’d say we have a trend.
Why Eliminating The Word ‘Mother’ Eliminates Motherhood Itself
If the word for ‘mother’ falls out of fashion or is pushed out of language entirely, will our thoughts still be able to form the idea of mother without the word?
How Cohabitation Traps People Into Using Each Other
Practical and enlightened as they are, most people care more about finding love than finding a good deal, and marriage beats cohabitation hands down.
Why Most School Anti-Bullying Programs Make Bullying Worse
Psychology recognizes that people are most dangerous not when we feel like bullies but when we feel like victims. So today’s anti-bullying programs make everyone amplify slights.
We Don’t Need Less Traditional Masculinity, We Need More
This effort to eradicate masculinity is dangerous because it disrupts the relationships that depend on the complementary nature of the sexes.
Janet Is A Painful Case Study In The Wide-Reaching Consequences Of Declining Communities
There are many Janets in our country, people longing for the ‘close-knit community’ she mourns, something that once supported many of us almost by default.
5 Things Facebook Statuses Can Tell Us About The Pursuit Of Happiness
In case it’s hard for you to start a new year, it might help to see what our language and habits tell us about when we are happy, why we are happy, and even how to get happy.
The Feminist Life Script Has Made Many Women Miserable. Don’t Let It Sucker You
Women need and deserve their own life script, one that suits us. In order to develop one, we need to know and be told the truth about what makes women happy.
Here’s What 69 Percent Of Americans Say Brings The Greatest Meaning To Their Lives
We must not forget that one of the most important aspects of being human is that we are made for others, and we cannot live in isolation.
Why I’d Rather Die Alone Than Date Online
Online dating creates the wrong incentives, wastes time, and is an all-around disappointing, frustrating practice. Here’s why you should abandon it.
How To Buy Jewelry For Your Wife Or Girlfriend
This holiday season, be conscious of your budget, take note of her taste, and heed a few simple design rules to get her a gift she’ll love.
The Surprising Maturity Of Ariana Grande’s ‘thank u, next’
For a donut-licking child star, ‘thank u, next’ is surprisingly mature.
Take This True Or False Quiz To See If Your Feelings Need A Reality Check
How should we view these powerful sensations, and what role should they play in our lives?
If You Have A Complaint About Your Husband, Don’t Air It In The New York Times
Brooke Williams’ mindset is so focused on attacking her husband’s motives and preserving her ability to win future arguments that the series would be more aptly titled ‘Modern War.’
This Year’s ‘Bachelorette’ Teaches A Needed Lesson About Love Across Political Lines
Becca and Garrett kept an open mind when building their relationship. In our hyper-politicized culture, more Americans need to do the same.
5 Tips For Starting A Romance That Will Last You Longer Than Summer
With more free time, warm weather, and less clothes, romance and the legendary summer fling are upon us. Here’s how to make it turn into something real.
Podcast: Relationships, Dating In The Digital Age, And ‘The Bachelorette’
Mary Katharine Ham talks to the Washington Post’s dating and relationship columnist Lisa Bonos about when dating gets political and digital.
Why It’s Very Difficult For Men And Women To Just Be Friends
Evangelical Aimee Byrd is promoting intimate friendships between opposite-sex Christians as a way to bond spiritually while modeling that men and women can be close without bad behavior.
A Female 007 Leaves Bond Fans Shaken (Not Stirred), And For Good ReasonThe spy film genre currently needs two things: a new Jacontinue reading >- I’m Getting $250,000 In Student Loans, And Taxpayers Shouldn’t Bail Me OutPersonal responsibility? Not necessary. 2020 Democrats continue reading >
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