The death of a relationship

He’s cheating on me. And has been since the very beginning. Since we met. Before we met, I guess, since it started with someone I knew he was sleeping with before me.

2020 March, Our Bodies, Our Families, Our MindsElizabeth ReynoldsMarch 8, 2020Elizabeth Reynolds, essaysComment

Review: Era of Ignition: Coming of Age in a Time of Rage and Revolution

Whether you remember Amber Tamblyn from “Joan of Arcadia,” or The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants — or not at all, this coming-of-age story makes for enlightening and informative reading.

2020 March, Our Minds, Our Weekends, Things We LoveRobin HarrisMarch 1, 2020Robin Harris, ReviewsComment

Bury me in these

We asked our editorial team to share their requests for how their body will be handled after death and what they’ll be wearing after they shuffle off this mortal coil.

2020 March, Our Minds, Our FamiliesConversationalMarch 1, 2020Conversational contributors, essaysComment

What it's like living in a sexless relationship

You’ve seen it a thousand times. On every sitcom there’s always the husband, hinting at sex while his wife feigns a headache or playfully brushes him off. That’s how it’s supposed to go, right? Not in my bedroom.

OK, boomers are bonking

In the United States, the Sexual Revolution began in the 1960s when many Baby Boomers (born 1946-1964) were approaching their sexual prime. This made for spectacular stories of free love, sexual exploration, and redefining gender roles.

2020 February, Our Bodies, Our MindsKyle BowerFebruary 16, 2020Kyle BowerComment

Questions for a sex therapist

Kyle Bowers talks to Dr. Kate Morrissey Stahl, sex therapist and all-around good egg.

2020 February, Our Bodies, Our MindsKyle BowerFebruary 9, 2020Kyle Bower, Interviews, Features, OpinionsComment

Woman to woman: more or less sex

2020 February, Our Bodies, Our Minds, Our WeekendsConversationalFebruary 9, 2020Columns, Essays, Opinions, Katy Wise Greer, Kyle BowerComment

Porn destroyed my marriage

In 2012, I left my husband for two weeks and fled to my parent’s house. When I left, I told him I wanted to discuss our issues and divorce. Initially, my parents welcomed me with open arms but were later much less supportive.

2020 February, Our MindsHannah BloomFebruary 2, 2020Hannah Bloom, Essays, Features Comments

What I spend in a week

2020 January, Our Careers, Our MindsConversationalJanuary 19, 2020Conversational ContributorsComment

My sister is in a wheelchair

Some time in February, my sister had a small stroke. She didn’t notice the change — or if she did, she’s never said so. We didn’t notice it then either.

2020 January, Our Bodies, Our MindsErin EllisonJanuary 19, 2020Erin EllisonComment

My low-spend year

One of my goals for 2020 is to improve my relationship with money. We’re friendly, and we enjoy spending time together, but things could be better. So, I decided that my goal for this year is to spend less money on stuff…

2020 January, Our Careers, Our MindsErin EllisonJanuary 5, 2020Erin EllisonComment

10 ways to invest in yourself this year

It’s a new year, and many of you may be making — and already breaking — New Year’s resolutions. Or, maybe you have never been one to make personal resolutions, opting instead to live blissfully unaware of areas of your life that might need some work.

2020 January, Our Careers, Our Minds, Our WeekendsAngela HowerterJanuary 5, 2020Angela HowerterComment