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  1. it’s all relative
    A Family in 6 ActsThe writer Rumaan Alam answers the prompt: What is a family?
    By Rumaan Alam
  2. it’s all relative
    The Ex Who’s Friends With the New Wife“I knew immediately that Erin is the woman he’s meant to be with.”
    As told to Alyssa Shelasky
  3. it’s all relative
    The Family I’ve Strung TogetherI think a family is made up of bits and pieces.
    By Edith Zimmerman
  4. badly behaved brits
    Entire Nation of New Zealand Unites Against Rowdy, Drunken Tourist FamilyAn exhaustive, frankly shocking account of all the unmitigated havoc the group wrought over the course of a month.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  5. sex diaries
    The Brokenhearted Assistant Considering a Vacation With Her ExThis week’s sex diary.
    By the Cut
  6. advice
    ‘How Do I Survive Staying With My Judgmental Family?’Give them your poker face and don’t say a word.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  7. ask polly
    ‘Everything I Do Is Wrong’A lot of people — women in particular — feel unbelievably accountable to others.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  8. october issues
    The Beckham Family Will Cover the October Issue of British VogueEditor-in-chief Edward Enninful announced the news on Twitter.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  9. it’s complicated
    The Unexpected Loneliness of Bringing My Fiancé Back to My HometownHe was emblematic of the new life I’d built since I left — and of how I no longer fit in the rural community where I’d grown up.
    By Erin Zimmerman
  10. it’s complicated
    Learning About Love From My Parents’ InfidelityHow my dad’s affair shaped the way I grew up to think about what matters in relationships.
    By Charlotte Lieberman
  11. science of us
    Middle Children Are Going Extinct, Just When We Could Use Them the MostThey’re empaths, peacemakers, negotiators — and an endangered species.
    By Adam Sternbergh
  12. it’s complicated
    The Strangeness of Dating Again After My Dad’s DeathMourning my dad made all the normal preoccupations of having a crush suddenly feel ridiculous.
    By Aileen Comer
  13. talking to
    9 Boys on What Their Dads Taught Them About Fatherhood“I couldn’t see how I could do a better job than him.”
    By Anna Silman
  14. first person
    Mourning My Mother Through the Bags She Left BehindMy style turned out to be not so different from hers.
    By Kristen Martin
  15. ask polly
    Ask Polly: ‘My Son’s Girlfriend Is Keeping Me From My Grandchildren!’You probably have your reasons for disliking your daughter-in-law. But she is your daughter-in-law now, even without the law involved.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  16. ask polly
    Ask Polly: ‘My Mother Has Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer and I’m Falling Apart’Ultimately, only you can decide how you want to navigate this sickness with her.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  17. science of us
    When Straight Parents Don’t Know How to Talk to Their LGBTQ Kids About SexAccording to a new study, that’s a lot of them.
    By Tessa Miller
  18. it’s complicated
    The Dating Advice From My Dad That Saved Our RelationshipIt took a pep talk after my first heartbreak for me to realize my father had always been paying attention.
    By Mary Traina
  19. ask polly
    Ask Polly: ‘My Dad Doesn’t Appreciate Me Enough!’The “good” child, the fixer, is also someone who fixates.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  20. ask a boss
    Ask a Boss: ‘I Work From Home and My Mom Won’t Stop Talking to Me’Tell her what you need, not what she needs.
    By Alison Green
  21. living with
    My Life As a Mom to 8 Kids“The only time I’ve been away from my kids was when I was in the hospital, giving birth to another one.”
    By Dawn McCormick as told to Kate Morgan
  22. it’s complicated
    When Breaking Up With a Dad Means Breaking Up With His Kid, TooI’ve gotten over my ex, but I don’t know that I’ll ever stop missing his son.
    By Caroline Cox
  23. science of us
    Having a Daughter Makes Dads More Politically PolarizedIn whichever direction they already happen to lean.
    By Jesse Singal
  24. science of us
    How Being a Twin Can Complicate Your Dating LifeWhen you’ve already spent your whole life with one close bond, your expectations for the rest of them are higher.
    By Amanda Medress and Barbara Klein
  25. it’s complicated
    Being a Vegan With Ham-Loving In-laws Is Harder Than It SoundsMy husband’s parents live in Spain, where ham is part of the culture — so when I turn it down, they take it as a symbol of bigger issues.
    By Spenser de la Vega
  26. silver lining
    Here’s How Politics Are Affecting Our Already-Awkward Thanksgiving DinnersSomething to be thankful for.
    By Lisa Ryan
  27. first person
    More Than Vineyards Were Lost in the California FiresLast month, I watched the place I’m from burn down.
    By Aja Gabel
  28. how i got this baby
    How I Got This Baby: The Mom Who Didn’t Go Into Foster Parenting BlindlyIn this Week’s How I Got This Baby, a couple who made a tough decision about their first foster daughter, then adopted four children.
    By the Cut
  29. ask polly
    Ask Polly: ‘Tell Me Not to Get Married!’You value security a lot — there’s nothing wrong with that.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  30. science of us
    The Double Culture Shock of Becoming a Mom While Living AbroadAdjusting to motherhood and adapting to life in a foreign country presented similar challenges, and both seemed to make the other experience lonelier.
    By Olga Mecking
  31. science of us
    Finding ‘Post-Traumatic Growth’ After Opioid Addiction Killed My MomWith the right conditions, a traumatic experience can lead to something like the opposite of PTSD. Mine helped me become a better mother.
    By Ashley Abramson
  32. advice
    Ask Polly: Nothing in My Life Feels Big EnoughCan you tell other people what matters most to you?
    By Heather Havrilesky
  33. Some People See Their Phones As Extensions of ThemselvesYour attachment to your smartphone may be more complicated than it seems.
    By Lily Carollo
  34. Some People See Their Phones As Extensions of ThemselvesYour attachment to your smartphone may be more complicated than it seems.
    By Lily Carollo
  35. advice
    Ask Polly: I’m Scared I’ll Destroy My Marriage!Your fears will only break your marriage if you’re so ashamed that you hide them.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  36. first person
    Gold, History, and My BodyA Puerto Rican inheritance.
    By Carina del Valle Schorske
  37. advice
    What Your Therapist Really Thinks: ‘I’m Not Sad My Grandmother’s Going to Die’This week’s column from your therapist.
    By Lori Gottlieb
  38. In Old Age, Friends Might Matter Even More Than FamilyAs you age, your friendships play a greater role in keeping you happy and healthy.
    By Susie Neilson
  39. first person
    Why I Haven’t Talked to My Father in 17 Years“We celebrate when a victim of domestic violence breaks free from an abusive spouse. Why is it any different with parents?”
    By Jessica Berger Gross
  40. How to Make Yourself Care About a Job You HateIf neither the perks nor the work itself is enough to keep you going.
    By Cari Romm
  41. what your therapist really thinks
    ‘The Woman My Father-in-Law Married Is a Nightmare’What Your Therapist Really Thinks: this week’s column.
    By Lori Gottlieb
  42. advice
    Ask Polly: I’m a Stepmom, But I Want a Baby of My Own!This is a completely understandable desire.
    By Heather Havrilesky
  43. advice
    How to Help a Friend Who’s Going Through Something HorribleIf you think you don’t need this book, you probably do.
    By Alex Ronan
  44. sex diaries
    The Divorced Mom Who Cries Happy Tears After SexThis week’s sex diary.
    By the Cut
  45. sex lives
    New York Magazine’s Sex Lives Podcast: Father, Son, and a Holy ReckoningA preacher talks to his gay atheist son on this week’s podcast.
    By the Cut
  46. ghosts of christmas past
    Home Is Where the Weird Clothes Are’Tis the season for high-school sweatpants with paw prints on the butt.
    By Maggie Lange
  47. The Science of Us Guide to Your Holiday WeekendUse psychology to keep yourself sane and happy all the way to New Year’s.
    By Cari Romm
  48. ‘Family Jet Lag’ Is Real, and it’s ExhaustingThere’s nothing wrong with sneaking away from the festivities to take a nap.
    By Cari Romm
  49. fixes
    Instead of Sending Kids to Jail, Send Their Families to TherapyIt works. And it’s way cheaper, too.
    By Drake Baer
  50. advice
    Ask Polly: I Moved Back Home and I’m Miserable!Your mom is not going to save you.
    By Heather Havrilesky
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