Plus, Helpful Resources For Financially Struggling Parents
Cell phone addiction, or "phubbing," is impacting many friendships and relationships, long before the pandemic had many of us reaching for our phones as a way of outside connection. A 2015 survey conducted by Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business found that 46 percent of respondents had been phubbed by their partner, and 23 percent said this behavior created conflict in their relationships. |
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 | It can take a toll, especially when you're unable to find affordable child care or afford diapers when you need them. | | |
 | They weren't just a couple, they were best friends and she got him to do a lot of things he didn't do without family. |
| |  | Her pride was amplified in ways few parents are able to experience as she watched Adam become the first openly gay athlete to medal at the Winter Olympics in 2018. | | |
 | Ah, road trips — what an adventure! Yet, as thrilling as the idea of rolling windows-down into the great wide open seems, not all road trips are the stuff summer dreams are made of. |
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"From this day forward it's about me and my kids. Sorry H but my return on the investment in our marriage isn't worth it anymore." |
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Some compare it to a thousand paper cuts. Microaggressions are the often subtle or unintentional remarks or behaviors that amount to everyday instances of racism, homophobia, sexism, and more. In this expert panel, Live.Work.Thrive. will discuss how all members of a family can be more aware of microaggressions, how to stop them, and how to respond when one happens. |
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