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Scientific Signs That You Might Be a Creep
While women are capable of being creepy, men are the most at risk.
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The Best Age Difference for Marital Success
Men and women with younger spouses are the most satisfied. But give it a few years.
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What Happens to Your Emotions When You Bottle Them up
Repressed feelings can wreak havoc on your physical health, experts warn.
Health & Science
Men Help More Around the House When Women Back Off
There's a reason why wanting something done right ends with you doing it yourself.
Health & Science
Is It Irresponsible to Have a Child If You're Depressed?
Plenty of people who struggle with depression are great parents, but there are still risks.
Health & Science
Why Sunday Nights Make You So Anxious
Fathers may be the most at risk for symptoms of Sunday night anxiety, experts warn.
Health & Science
How to Deal With Anger Without Letting It Out
Don't worry, you don't have to bottle it up either.
Health & Science
Men Need Romance Just as Much as Women
Bromances are not enough, men need real romance too.
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The Modern Father's Guide to the Oedipus Complex
You didn't marry your mom and your son is not trying to kill you.
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Emergency Doctors Prep For "13 Reasons Why" Fallout
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Health & Science
It’s Time for More Family-Friendly Streets
The country — and families — are changing. Our roads must change with them.
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