Family On Money, Anxiety, and Marriage
I still think of economic stability as something that primarily exists for other people, and I don’t know if I'll ever grow out of it.
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Advice Aunt Acid: On Unemployed Partners and Undisclosed Trauma
Aunt Acid advises a reader whose boyfriend is down about unemployment, and another who wonders how to tell her husband about past trauma.
Humor How to Change His Entire Name After You’re Married
Asking a heterosexual man to change his entire name -- first, middle, and last -- after marriage can feel risky!
Feminism Head Lice, Red Flags, and Emotional Abuse
An anonymous reader on realizing the extent of emotional abuse in her marriage, and deciding to leave it.
Family “Mano Po”: On Family, Religion, and Rebellion
The author on her upbringing in a religious family, and how she learned that she had more in common with her mother than she once believed.
Family Why I Want an Arranged Marriage
Rohin Guha on why he sometimes wishes his parents could have a role in determining the man he will marry.
LGBT Beyond Scoring Goals: On Building a Life
Molly Priddy on milestones, marriage equality, and not resting on recent achievements.
Family The One-Hundred-Year-Flood
A historic Texas flood reveals an addiction, and threatens to drown a new marriage.
Relationships The Miserable Marriages of Modern Family, Ranked
Nicole and Mallory explore the terrible, horrible, no-good relationships on Modern Family.
Health The Give-Away: On Memory, Marriage and Making Things Right
Sonya Lea on her life with her husband since he lost his memories of their life together.
History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: Divorce and Dalliance
Mo Moulton brings the history to improve your Downton Abbey viewing experience.
Humor The Secret to a Happy Marriage
"Grow a row of teats like a she-wolf" and other secrets to having a happy marriage.
LGBT “Five Anniversaries”: On My Same-Sex Marriage(s)
Lindsay King-Miller on her five different same-sex wedding anniversaries, as the government slowly catches up to what she already knew.
Food Creature of Habit: Food, Marriage, and Ginger Beer
Jessica Furseth on eating alone, and why her marriage provides its greatest comfort in the form of grocery bag assistance.
Family “Luke and Douglas”: Two Essays on the Same Multiracial Marriage
Two men talk about their multiracial marriage, the "exotic," and where the fault lines lie for them.
