A job offer took me 9,000 miles away from home. I sold almost everything I owned and finally learned how to declutter.

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Allison Kimsey moved to Indonesia for a job offer.

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My partner was in a 10-day medically induced coma after a botched wisdom tooth removal. It was just weeks before our wedding.

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The author's partner was in a coma before their wedding day.

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I met my husband in a gym class. 14 years later, our love of fitness has made us better parents and a stronger couple.

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The author, left, and her husband connect over fitness.

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We move states every couple of months for my wife's work. We feel at home regardless of where we go.

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The author and her wife move homes every 13 weeks.

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I hired a virtual assistant after I realized how overwhelmed I was with work. Asking for help was hard, but it's been so worth it.

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Tawny Lara (not pictured) hired a virtual assistant to help with her business.

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My husband and I have traveled in a camper van for 25 years. Living in such a small space can be draining on our relationship.

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The author often travels with her husband in a camper van.

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My brother and I were born 16 years apart. We had different childhoods, but we've realized we have a lot in common.

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Nia Springer-Norris and her brother Winston are 16 years apart in age.

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It turns out that hitting the snooze button is not that bad for you. Here's why you should stop, but also don't stress about it.

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Experts say that hitting snooze can fragment your sleep.

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I used to feel comfortable removing my hijab in women's-only spaces. But people post photos of everything on social media now.

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Anmol Irfan says she no longer feels comfortable removing her hijab at women's-only social events.

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My husband and I met on Tinder when we were both in our hookup eras. 2 weeks later, we said I love you.

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The author, not pictured, fell in love with her Tinder match.

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