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Why happily married women need to talk about sex
Helen M. Alvaré
| 06 April 2017 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
marriage
,
Marriage
,
parenthood
,
sexuality
Whom should you love more: your spouse or your kids?
Tamara El-Rahi
| 03 April 2017 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
family values
,
marriage
,
Marriage
,
parenting
,
Parenting
,
relationships
Marriage linked to income increase
Nicole M. King
| 02 October 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
income
,
Marriage
The rules of engagement
Tamara El-Rahi
| 30 August 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
engagement
,
Marriage
,
relationships
Before ‘I do’: how the new relationship script can affect marital happiness
Carolyn Moynihan
| 21 August 2014 | FEATURES |
tags:
cohabitation
,
Marriage
,
weddings
And how a big wedding can give your marriage a real boost.
Husbands or birth control: which pulls women out of poverty?
Nicole M. King
| 06 August 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
Marriage
,
poverty
Obamacare’s hidden marriage penalty
Nicole M. King
| 23 May 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
healthcare
,
Marriage
,
Obamacare
Do we even need marriage anymore?
Nicole M. King
| 13 May 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
cohabitation
,
happiness
,
Marriage
Marriage is good for your lungs
Nicole M. King
| 24 March 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
Marriage
,
National Kick Butts Day
,
smoking
Save up to marry or marry to save up?
Peter Jon Mitchell
| 22 January 2014 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
financial benefits
,
Marriage
Middle-aged marriages
Tamara El-Rahi
| 02 December 2013 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
Marriage
,
money
81 years married and loving it
Tamara El-Rahi
| 28 November 2013 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
Marriage
,
relationships
Norway rethinks its acceptance of divorce
Nicole M. King
| 06 November 2013 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
divorce
,
Marriage
,
Norway
Divorce is bad for your health
Nicole M. King
| 07 October 2013 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
divorce
,
health
,
Marriage
Divorced adults have an increased risk of early mortality compared to their married counterparts.
Are married or cohabiting couples happier?
Nicole M. King
| 30 September 2013 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
cohabitation
,
Marriage
Married men and women enjoy better subjective well-being than do their cohabiting peers.
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