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  • When My Husband Told Me He Was Asexual

    by Rocío Gamarra
  • Dear Dana: My Boyfriend Has To Watch Porn While We Have Sex

    by Dana Norris
  • Becoming A Lesbian After 34 Years As A Heterosexual Woman

    by Amy Spencer
  • Why Are We So Obsessed With Monogamy?

    by Joni Edelman
  • Dear Dana: Being My Best Friend’s Bridesmaid Is Making Me Hate Her

    By Dana Norris
    July 18, 2017

    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 is getting married, I’m her bridesmaid, and it’s getting strained between us. We’ve been friends […]

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  • Embracing The Six Types Of Love

    By Becky Garrison
    July 14, 2017

     The more people I can love, the greater love I have to give overall. For years, I appeared destined for one of those single lives depicted in Hollywood rom-coms—that friend of the popular girl who can never seem to snag a man. A cursory look at my biological family, and one can surmise why I […]

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  • On Freeing Yourself From Emotional Abuse

    By Hannah Rose Gelbard
    July 11, 2017

    It took me a long, long time to understand that addiction isn’t the same as love.  Trigger warning: abuse in relationships I don’t know that I’d ever given much thought to the concept of emotional abuse in relationships. Or, I thought of it as something clear, stark, the menacing man standing over the cowering woman, […]

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  • Embracing Your Sexuality With Body-Oriented Therapy

    By Becky Garrison
    July 7, 2017

    As soon as someone starts talking about how enlightened they are, it just gives their shadow more room to act out. Portland, Oregon, based therapists Gwen Cody and Mark Wald have been doing body-oriented psychotherapy and sexuality related work for over 20 years. Their work with individuals and groups as well as leading workshops offers valid […]

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  • The Real Reasons Women Fake Orgasms

    By Suzannah Weiss
    June 27, 2017

    Even when we’re supposedly the ones being pleased, we still feel our duty is first and foremost to please our partners. About a year ago, I ran into a guy I’d been on two dates with at a Metric concert. I’d declined the third date because I wasn’t really feeling it, but that night I […]

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  • On ‘How To Fall In Love With Anyone’ And Choosing To Love The One You’re With

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    June 27, 2017

    The biggest thing that makes our relationship work is our willingness to make it work: to choose to be kind to each other, to show appreciation for the other’s small and large acts of kindness, to find moments of connection and romance in the mundane routine of our lives. I don’t suppose it is possible […]

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  • Dear Dana: Should I Apologize To My Toxic Father For Cutting Him Out Of My Life?

    By Dana Norris
    June 26, 2017

    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,  I’ve been estranged from my family (father, stepmother, and two brothers) for the past six years. I’ve suffered […]

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  • What Ariana Grande Taught Me (And My Daughters) About Sexual Empowerment

    By Diana Whitney
    June 21, 2017

    What I hope for my daughters—for young women everywhere— is an authentic experience of sexuality, free from self-consciousness, shame, or violation. When Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus sang together at One Love Manchester, an all-star benefit for victims of the May 22 terrorist attack, they showed tenderness instead of hotness, a shift from their usual […]

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