Who knew that cats could be good role models for dealing with issues we face as we get older? Nina Malkin explains what she’s learned from her fabulous felines.
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How a Widow Finally Let Go of Her Husband’s Beloved Possession
After her husband’s death, Carol Flake Chapman couldn’t sell his car because it was so much a part of him. 10 years later, she decided it was time to move on.
My Fiance’s Kids Aren’t Happy We’re Getting Married
What to do if you find The One very (and we mean very) soon after the death of his wife? Listen up to our advice guru’s take.
That Friend Who Keeps You Young. Who Is It For You?
When every sunrise seems to bring with it an end-of-days quality, you begin to start thinking more about dying than living. Jeannie Ralston knew just the person to fix that feeling.
Oh, Oh, Oh, Owwww! What to Do About Painful Sex
There are ways to make sure that if you scream in bed, it’s for the right reasons. NextTribe’s guide to the wonderful world of lube and other tricks.
“My Husband Never Hears What I Say!” What One Woman Did About It
Hearing trouble feels like incontrovertible proof that we’re sliding to the far end of our calendars. But if we get our eyes checked, why not our ears? Here’s one couple’s story.
You’re Never Too Old to Have a Crush. Thank God!
Midlife crushes are good for your marriage, your soul—and, um, other areas. So who do you have the hots for?
She Finally Got to Meet Her Childhood Pen Pal. It Was Nothing Like She Imagined
Julie Sucha Anderson and her childhood pen pal had always promised to meet some day. It happened at last, but during the strangest of times. That didn’t stop them from bonding deeply.
The Special Sorrow When Your Grown Children Don’t Get Along
Every parent wants their kids to get along, to support and love one another along life’s path—but what do you do when that doesn’t happen?
How to Make and Keep Good Friends and Let the Bad Ones Go
There’s a saying, “To have good friends you need to be a good friend.” Author Amy Ferris and Marta Kauffman, co-creator of Grace and Frankie, show us how that works.
