vancouver sun

Some blessed unions don’t survive the honeymoon, others make it to celebrate 20th and 30th anniversaries before they implode, scattering half a lifetime’s worth of ups and downs with four words: I want a divorce.

A recent study (via The Vancouver Sun) on the long term potential of ‘friends with benefits’ may come as good news to those who hold out secret hope that there’s more to the connection than just simple attraction.

Weepy, hypersensitive, prone to lengthy periods of unbroken moping after rejection—and those are just my good qualities. After three decades of being a pain in my own butt, I’ve pretty much given up hope on altering my emotional temperament.

Are there significant differences in how men and women show one another that they care in a marriage?

Ever wonder why your mother can't stop raving about that nice boy at the grocery store? The dorky looking one who always helps her with her cart? And why she frowns every time you mention your partner? The one who forgot to pick you up from work--again.