If you feel like the thrill is gone, listen to these three midlife women who got—yikes—a shot down there for better orgasms. Stephanie Booth finds out if it the O-Shot works.
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In the New, Over-50 Edition of Sex and the City, One Friendship Doesn’t Last
When we were younger, many of us saw ourselves in Carrie and the gang. Three of the four friends are returning and we wonder what will be important to them now.
Holiday Food Fails: What Creamed Onions Taught Me About Marriage
Holiday cooking is always freighted with emotion. But who knew a misunderstanding over a traditional side dish could reveal so much about Patrice Nicholas’s marriage?
“I’m Afraid I’m Heading for a COVID Divorce”
Should I stay or should I go? That’s what Patricia Hawkins has been asking more often as the pandemic exposes deep fault lines in her marriage. She’s not the only one.
This Holiday, the Year’s Losses are Extra Keen. Here’s How a Widow Learned to Cope
After her husband died, Lisa Bain struggled to continue their tree-decorating tradition.Then a magical gift helped her make it through the holidays.
Preserve Your Family Stories for the Generations
2020 taught us to treasure our loved ones, so this year make sure family stories get down on paper. A new service makes that easy.
All I Want for Christmas is a Rescue Dog. Who Knew It Would Be So Hard?
After losing her best pal during COVID, Ann Gorewitz is looking for a new canine companion. But here’s why Santa may have to pull some serious strings.
Where Have All the Sex Toys Gone? Long Time Passing
After her divorce, Annabelle Gurwitch decided to get rid of her sex toys, but she couldn’t just put them in the recycling bin. For starters, what would Stan the neighbor say?
This is the Time to Remember the Dead and Toast to Life
Celebrating Mexico’s Day of the Dead is in NextTribe’s DNA. We can’t do it this year, but we know how important (and life affirming) it is to honor those we’ve lost.
Remembering Our Day of the Dead Trip and Those Lost to COVID
Three years ago NextTribe hosted its first trip to Mexico to celebrate the Day of the Dead. We can’t go this year, but we can honor the 200,000-plus lost to COVID with this story of what the festival and excursion mean.
