The last thing people needed to hear this week was what Biden thinks about 'good sex' but here we are anyway

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JULY 10: US President Joe Biden gestures and departs from 10 Downing Street following a bi-lateral meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on July 10, 2023 in London, England.
Joe Biden.

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'Trad wives' have blown up online since Roe v. Wade was overturned, but that's only half the story

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Stock image of traditional gender roles.

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My coworker dated 3 other women in the office before we fell for each other. We've been married for nearly 25 years.

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Kara Williams and her husband in a hotel in mexico
The author and her husband were coworkers first.

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I was able to keep my office romance a secret for 2 years. We've now been married for over a decade.

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Shana Westlake and her husband
The author and her husband.

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I've been a military spouse for 17 years, and it's isolating. I've seen the world but lost my identity and delayed my career.

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The Bautista family's most recent move was to Tampa.

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My coworker was 17 years older than me and was too attracted to me to be in the same meetings. We're now engaged.

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Kelsey Herbers and her fiancé with their dog
The author and her fiancé are in an age-gap relationship.

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I make 4 times more money than my husband earns. He later admitted he was jealous of me being the breadwinner.

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Couple portrait.

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A couple started out with about $45 between them. Over their 23 years together, they've paid off $350,000 of debt.

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Couple sitting by the window.

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I'm poly and live with my husband and boyfriend. We make $155,000 combined and can finally buy a house.

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A polyamorous couple.

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Most parents are still giving money to their young adult kids, survey found

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A photo of a college student and their parent working on financial aid documents at home.
59% of parents say they financially assist their young adult children.

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