What hope do we have if a supermodel in her 50s can’t get a man through dating apps? Actually…one of her fans might have found her perfect mate.
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Coming and Going: Depression at the Empty Nest End of Motherhood
Once her youngest left home, Jeannie Ralston sank into a depression that mirrored one she’d battled 17 years earlier. Here’s how she rescued herself.
He Might Have Been the One: Hope and Hurt on the Dating Scene
On a quest to find a new man, Carolyn Lee Arnold challenged herself to go on 50 first dates. She expected ups and downs, but never this.
Meet the Author Behind the “Anonymous” I Want to Age Like Sea Glass Poem
Are you admiring sea glass on the beach this summer? Meet the woman who saw an apt metaphor for life in the lovely stones and wrote a poem for her sister that went viral.
Our Sex Survey Results Show That We’re a Pretty Randy Bunch. Good on Us!
It’s very likely that more women our age are having sex—great sex, frequent sex, with and without a partner—than anyone ever imagined. Here’s why we think that.
In a World Numbed by Death Statistics, How Much Does One Lost Life Matter?
Michele Willens was afraid that COVID had made her immune to true emotion about death. Here’s what she discovered when a loved one passed.
Sweet Child O’ Mine: How My Son Won My Heart Through Guns N’ Roses
When she became a mom, Sharon Waldrop let go of her passion for rock-n-roll. Then, 25 years later, her college-aged son gave her the most liberating gift.
Why Some Friendships Last and Others Don’t: The Secret Sauce
Some pals stick with you through thick and thin, sickness and health, trauma and heartache, while other friendships fizzle at the first bump. Janice Eidus looks at what makes or breaks these key relationships.
Better Off During Home Lockdown? The Special Stress of Traveling with Your Husband
You’ve been dying to travel again, but sometimes a quick getaway with your husband can turn into nothing but frustration and folly, Mary Kay Fleming discovered.
We’ll Sit Alone at a Bar If We Want To: An Ode to Liberation Among the Libations
Back in restaurants, many of us are once again claiming our place at the long, tall table, even if we’re by ourselves. Michele Willens toasts this freedom.
