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  • What I Wish I’d Known Before I Got Married…Twice

    by Emily Rapp
  • How One Couple Is Overcoming Childhood Sexual Abuse

    by Annamarya Scaccia
  • What A Father Wants To Teach His Daughters About Sex

    by Tomas Moniz
  • Bad With Men: Keeping It Real With Playboy, Cocaine, And Gilmore Girls

    by Dana Norris
  • Why Marriages Fail

    By Dr. Rob Dobrenski
    October 11, 2012

    This originally appeared on ShrinkTalk.net in a slightly different version. Republished here with permission. During a recent session, a couple who had been married for about five years decided to end their relationship. The wife told the husband very matter-of-factly, saying that “they had simply grown apart and couldn’t stop fighting.” Neither he nor I […]

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  • My Mom Had Lots Of Sex And Met Her New Husband Through Online Dating

    By Kerry Cohen
    October 9, 2012

    Who says a woman’s sex drive slows down after 60? In 2002, my mother was 61 years old and fresh off her second divorce. She wanted to begin dating again, but as a busy gynecologist and obstetrician, she didn’t even know where to start. It was her cousin who told her about online dating, but […]

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  • I Wanted To Get Contract Married, But My Wife Wouldn’t Let Me

    By Michael Erard
    October 5, 2012

    A pre-nup/post-nup marriage agreement made sense to Michael Erard, but not to the woman he planned to wed. Entering a marriage for a pre-determined amount of time—what’s also called a contract marriage—is a good idea, if you ask me, and it deserved the airtime it received in a recent New York Times think piece. Maybe […]

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  • If You Know Your Marriage Is Temporary, Why Get Married At All?

    By Eric Sentell
    October 5, 2012

    Eric Sentell says if two people view marriage as a temporary commitment, then they will probably treat it as such. When discussing divorce in his critique of American culture, The Closing of the American Mind, Allan Bloom argues that our society is quickly adopting a no-risk, low-stakes, consequence-free attitude toward marriage and the family. If […]

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  • Is The Myth Of Eternal Love A Pretty Lie?

    By Clarisse Thorn
    October 4, 2012

    Is there a time limit on true love? In the wake of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise’s much-publicized breakup, it seems that the new Big Question For Society is time-release marriages, as discussed by Matt Richtel in the hallowed pages of the New York Times. That is: marriages on a contract basis, lasting a few years or maybe 20, […]

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  • How Can We Learn To Trust Our Desires?

    By Lynn Beisner
    October 4, 2012

    Lynn Beisner says eating and screwing is what has kept our species alive. Can’t those desires that were at one time life-preserving now be life-affirming? I love that my friends are more evolved than I am. One of the things that I especially love about my friends is that they believe in accepting people of all sizes and […]

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  • Sports Are Not A Cure-All For A Young Girl’s Self-Worth

    By Femme Firecat
    October 2, 2012

    Many people praise the power of sports for their potential to increase a young girl’s sense of self-worth and ability to avoid sexual pitfalls, but there are always outliers. I was driving the other day thinking about the power of sports to embolden young women to understand their bodies, feel ownership and control over them, […]

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  • 10 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Porn

    By Roger Barnett
    September 21, 2012

    Originally appeared on The Good Men Project. Republished here with permission. Roger Barnett, founder of Equality for Women and Men, thinks we’re doing a disservice to young men by offering them porn as their only real form of sexual education. I wish someone had sat down with me when I was in my early teens […]

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