I'm a biohacker who wants to live to 150. I asked my husband to do health tests before we started dating and I'm now the 'Chief Health Officer' of our relationship.

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Kayla Barnes-Lentz and her husband take cold plunges every morning.

Masha Maltsava

I voted for the first time at 81. I waited until my husband died, and it was more emotional than I expected.

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Betty Cartledge got her first taste of voting at the age of 81.

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My husband and I share phone and social media passwords. It makes me feel secure in our relationship.

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Cynthia Loya and Jorge Loya
My husband gave me his passwords while we were dating.

Samantha K. Barry

Tia Mowry found a good use for her wedding ring after the divorce, so the marriage doesn't feel like 'a waste'

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Tia Mowry says she repurposed her wedding ring after her divorce.

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I'm a wedding planner. Here are answers to 7 questions guests are often too embarrassed to ask.

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It's normal to have questions about such an important event as a wedding.

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For Gen Zers tired of dating, applications for lavender marriages are open

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For Gen Zers, a platonic marriage might be a good option for financial stability and comfort.

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I worried my husband and I wouldn't last once we became empty-nesters — but we've since discovered how to keep our 24-year marriage strong

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Felicia Slattery and her husband dining on a cruise ship and smiling
My husband and I try to go on two cruises together a year.

Felicia Slattery

I live on a boat with my husband, and weather conditions often threaten our lives. Trusting each other keeps us safe.

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Wendy Hawkes and her husband hugging in front of their boat
The author, right, lives on a boat with her husband.

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People are tired of 'unpacking' every relationship issue. Here's what some happy couples do instead.

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My husband and I waited to get married so that we could focus on finances and our careers. Waiting made us stronger.

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Camilla Richardson hugging her husband, who is older
The author, left, waited until her 30s to get married.

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