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  • Reclaiming Sexuality As We Age

    by Priscilla Blossom
  • Dear Dana: My Girlfriend Thinks I’m Going To Leave Her If We Don’t Get Married

    by Dana Norris
  • How To Win At OKCupid

    by Anna Pulley
  • 5 Hard Lessons I Learned From Letting My Husband Have A Girlfriend

    by Alex Alexander
  • ‘Lover,’ ‘Partner,’ ‘Main Squeeze’: Introducing Your Significant Other In The Age Of Diversity

    By Anne Penniston Grunsted
    May 19, 2016

    Families that don’t fit the traditional definitions should be able to manage an introduction without it feeling like a Three Stooges episode. The new millennium has been transformative for LGBTQ couples in many ways. When I came out as a lesbian in the mid-90s, I believed that I was destined to live life on the fringes. […]

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  • Dear Dana: I Hate My Best Friend’s New Boyfriend

    By Dana Norris
    May 13, 2016

    Dear Dana is a bi-weekly advice column for humans who engage in romantic relationships. Please send your dilemmas, issues, conundrums, assumptions, conflicts, anxieties, worriments, obstacles, complications, predicaments, queries, questions, and any other synonyms for “problems” to deardana@rolereboot.org. Dear Dana: My friend—let’s call her Mia—and I have been best friends for 20 years, since we met in […]

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  • Loving Him More Than I Loved Myself Killed Our Marriage

    By Alex Alexander
    May 12, 2016

    Our marriage had been sitting on my shoulders for too long, and I was unable to hold it up anymore. I knew I was madly in love with Eric when we got married. He was charming and funny, and he proved to me that chivalry wasn’t dead. More importantly, I felt like I was a […]

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  • 4 Myths About Divorce You Have To Stop Believing

    By Dr. Kathryn Foster
    May 9, 2016

    You’re keeping yourself miserable. We create myths because we’re afraid, and divorce means BIG changes to the fundamental societal structure we’ve been accustomed to: marriage. When people criticize those who divorce, they are issuing a warning against change—don’t buy in. Take another look. Not only can you survive divorce, but you can also find happiness. Here are four common myths […]

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  • I Dated A Male Model And It Made Me Feel Insecure

    By Rachel Brewson
    May 6, 2016

    What’s wrong with indulging in a little harmless fantasy? I recently ended a long-term relationship. Like anyone who’s just been through a rough breakup, I spent a week on the couch watching Love on Netflix and crying into my Lean Cuisine lasagna. I kept the blinds closed and the lights dimmed and moped around like […]

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  • A Lesbian Reclamation Of The Word ‘Girlfriend’

    By K.M. Sims
    May 3, 2016

    Straight cis men never refer to their male friends as their boyfriends. So, why do straight women continue to refer to their platonic female friends as such? It’s 2016, ladies. In 2014, at the ripe old age of 24, I finally got myself a girlfriend, and I was amped about it. I was in love. […]

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  • It Wasn’t My Husband’s Girlfriend Who Betrayed Me: Why I’m Done Blaming The Other Woman

    By Jody Allard
    May 2, 2016

    She fucked my husband and I’ll never condone that, but she wasn’t the one who pledged me fidelity. If Beyoncé wrote the soundtrack of my life, she wouldn’t describe my husband’s other woman as “Becky with the good hair.” The woman my husband cheated with was certainly no Rachel Roy (who really, really wants you […]

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  • When The Person You Love Calls You A Turnoff

    By Little Bear Schwarz
    April 28, 2016

    I am left to wonder if I can ever love again, seduce again, trust again. While the rest of my network spent the opening months of 2016 bustling and buzzing over the fall of Bowie, the rise of Bernie, and the half-time performance of Beyoncé, I spent it enmeshed in licking the wounds of a […]

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