WOMEN AT FAULT FOR POLITICAL DIVIDE: MARRY A MAGA MAN!
Ridiculous concern trolling by The Washington Post's editors, too cowardly to put a byline for the author, really showcases how #incel grievance has become normalized.
They argue *someone will have to compromise *(meaning women) or else marriage rates will tumble. I think women may have already found their own alternative.🤔
has anyone #read any good #books / articles on Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage's relationship? I see snips and bits about it here and there but I'd like to find something that does a deep dive.
💔 Alzheimer's 💔
After time spent worrying when you receive the confirmation you have been dreading your heart will break.
❤️ Know it's normal to grieve the loss you are facing.
❤️ Know it's alright to feel sad
to mourn,
to cry.
❤️ It won't be the last time you feel this sorrow.
❤️ Watching your loved one slowly fade into a world the two of you will no longer share is a lonely feeling.
❤️ You will grieve the loss of familiar intimate moments. #Alzheimers#Dementia#Aging
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❤️ Know that it is alright to cry.
❤️ You don't have to pretend to be strong.
❤️ Find something that brings you comfort and peace and practise being kind to yourself.
❤️ Hold onto the memories of the love your partner has shown you and reflect that love back towards them
❤️ Remember, it's alright to feel the loss..and it's normal to mourn.
❤️ You are not alone.
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If your partner won’t peel an orange for you, you need to find someone else. That could be the takeaway of a popular and very unscientific test on TikTok. Vox’s Alex Abad-Santos talks to an expert about what this true love litmus test is really all about. Not so surprisingly, “An entire intimate relationship can’t be boiled down to what a partner does or doesn’t do with an orange,” says Alexandra Solomon, a psychologist and author who teaches at Northwestern University and specializes in relationships. https://flip.it/ytgay4 #Culture#TikTok#TrueLove#Relationships
"'... this is just as large an existential threat as climate change.'
And if we can't find a way to curb the spread of the virus and halt the increase in cases of long COVID, [Putrino] says, those effects will bite sooner than we think."
Once considered taboo due to the mere suggestion that a couple was having premarital sex, cohabitation before marriage is now the norm. “If nursery rhymes are clues to how couples live their lives, ‘first comes love, then comes marriage’ is sorely outdated,” Allie Volpe writes for Vox. Read more about this cultural trend and dive into the question of whether living together before marriage is good for the relationship. https://flip.it/o.Npuz #Culture#Love#Marriage#Relationships
In America, married people get more than 1,000 legal benefits that single people can't access. Vox's Sigal Samuel asks why people in a platonic partnership can't enjoy the same kind of benefits, and why society values friendships less than familial relationships and marriages. Do you have a "best friend?"