I got a divorce, but my ex-husband and I are still close. Some people don't understand how we can be such good friends.

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Kelly Magyarics (not pictured) and her ex-husband are divorced, but still close friends.

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Girlfriends pay me to conduct loyalty tests via Instagram DMs. It's a lucrative gig, and most boyfriends fail.

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Trinity Howard conducts loyalty tests through Lazo.

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Bumble's CEO says AI could give you fewer matches — but better ones

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Bumble's leaders have been vocal about their plans and hopes for using AI.

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After my difficult breakup with a coworker, we were forced to work together on a project. It was too painful, so I quit.

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The author, middle, broke up with her coworker.

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Some Gen Z women are crushing on ChatGPT's evil alter ego

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Young women are ask ChatGPT's alter ego DAN to act like their boyfriend.

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The biggest secret at work: your office crush

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All around the office, your managers, direct reports, and peers are spending some untold portion of company time daydreaming about or flirting with each other.

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We used to keep our finances separate, but combining our money improved our marriage

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When Louisa Rogers and her husband Barry decided to combine their finances, it improved their marriage.

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No partner? No problem. People are joining forces with friends to afford to buy a house

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A recent survey found that 48% of people would consider buying a house with a friend.

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A 71-year-old explains all the ways she's countering loneliness. They include tacos and a cellphone.

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Susan Skinner has found methods to help avoid loneliness as she gets older.

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I bought a house with my ex 14 years after we broke up. We're saving so much money, and I'm happier.

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Elisa Ball and her roommate, John.

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