David Rhodes talks about what it was like growing up gay with two Freudian psychoanalysts for parents.
In a scenario that happens to many couples, Valter Viglietti poses the question: “What would you do?”
David Rhodes’ Coming Out Story: “We Remain Married, and I’ve Been Out for 15 Years”
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The Signs and Symptoms of Combat-Related PTSD
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For everything we hear about it, Harry Croft writes, many of us still don’t know enough about PTSD.
The New Sexism
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A Sox Fan in Yankees Land: ‘Boston’s Gay,’ 18-1, and a Chance at Redemption
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With the next chapter of the New York–Boston rivalry set to be written on Sunday, Daniel Roberts, a Boston diehard, reflects on his time in Manhattan.
Raising Genderless Children
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A look at the difference between sex and gender as it relates to child raising.
Patriarchy Shmatriarchy
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Big Baby and Me
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Oliver Lee Bateman appoints Glen “Big Baby” Davis spokesperson of all the people who are not exceptional, but rather just good enough to do what they do.
Meeting Michael: What Really Matters in Marriage
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What did a 23-year-old Megan Rosker do when she met a bald 40-year-old at La Guardia airport? Well, eventually, she married him.
Living With Chin Envy
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Getting Rid of Both of Your Love Handles
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About a Boy and a (Temporarily) Secret Chord
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You might not be able to teach your son to love music, Jason Fry writes, but you can still put him on the right paths.
All the Lone People
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The Black and Blue Man reflects on people who live and die alone—and wonders how long it would take for someone to find him if that happened to him.
Fellating Burgers: Everything That’s Wrong With Advertising
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Modern advertising manages to objectify women and take men for idiots all at once, Maria Pawlowska writes.
Gender Bender: My Day as a Woman
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“If you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?” — Tyler Durden, Fight Club
The Lactation Lounge
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A Day in the Life of a Man or a Woman: Can You Tell?
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Are certain day-to-day things that people do more “manly” than others? Lisa Hickey thinks not. See if you agree.
Vocalyze
“Even when we fantasize what could be, characters still don’t get to have sex once they’re married.”
This comment was from That Guy, in response to Joanna Schroeder, on the post “Does Masturbation End When You Move in Together?“ There’s something to the idea that women don’t really have as many messages about being sexy once they’re married and have children. If pop culture is any indication, there are very few women [...]
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