Sex After Divorce Is Messy, But It Sure Is Fun

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Apr 11, 2022

Sex After Divorce Is Messy, But It Sure Is Fun   When Diana Park split with her husband, she wanted one thing: a little male attention. And she got it, too. "A man I used to date in high school caught wind that I was getting divorced and slid into my DMs. I wanted him to slide into more than just my message box and I told him as much. He was at my front door in under a half hour." Whew! You love to see it, frankly.  But feelings are complicated, and the road got a little rocky, emotionally. Let her tell you all about it.  — Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor   READ MORE

INFANT FORMULA RECALL UPDATE America Is Dealing With A Powdered Infant Formula Shortage   Get all the details here, including what to do if you're affected. Read More   RATED E What Kind of Mom Lets Her Kids Listen to Explicit Songs? (Me. The Mom Is Me.)   "One moment you're driving around listening to the Frozen 2 soundtrack for the 2,347th time and the next the kids are blasting Snoop D. O. Double G." One mom on why she just embraced it, rather than fight it. Read More   KARDASHIAN UPDATE Khloé Kardashian Responds To Critics Saying She Carries True Too Much   People really will say anything on the Internet! (I am sliiiightly worried about Khloé's back, though.) Read More

What American Parents Can Learn From Japan's 'Old Enough!'   I recently watched the first episode of a new show on Netflix and began to suspect I've been scammed by my five-year-old. Old Enough! has been on Japanese TV for decades with a title that means "my first errand," sending kids out with a camera crew to see what they can do by themselves. Imagine my surprise watching a kid who isn't even three walk a full kilometer to the supermarket. Jessica G. Hartshorn watched it and began to ask herself: What is old enough, after all? And is it way younger than Americans assume?   Read More

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