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fromwww.theguardian.com
6 days ago

Silver splitters: why divorced women are so happy

Take Bill Gates He really is rich. He is, but money apparently doesn't buy you happiness. Earlier this year, Bill said that the breakup of his marriage, after 27 years, was the mistake I most regret. Bigger than allowing Google to develop Android? True, he has also said that has been his biggest mistake, but maybe he regrets that one less. And what about his ex-wife how does she feel about it? Melinda French Gates says that post-Bill she is very happy.
Relationships
fromwww.ocregister.com
4 weeks ago

Americans' top fears for 2025 according to a California university survey

The goal of the Chapman University Survey of American Fears is to collect data annually on the fears, worries and concerns of Americans and how those fears are associated with other attitudes and behaviors. This is the 11th year of the survey, conducted for Chapman by market and survey research firm SSRS using a probability-based method. In 2025, participants were asked about more than 65 fears spanning government, conspiracy theories, crime, the environment, the economy,
Mental health
fromenglish.elpais.com
1 month ago

A generation in crisis: Why young people are so unhappy

Young people are in a bad way; they feel very sad, completely depressed. The worst thing isn't the anxiety, or being glued to their phones, or feeling lonely, or being unemployed, or even knowing that it's impossible for them to buy a house; the worst part is that, until just a few years ago, none of them expected to find themselves in this situation.
Mental health
Relationships
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

What Does (and Doesn't) Count as Cheating?

No single behavior is universally judged cheating; physical acts like sex or kissing are widely viewed as infidelity, while emotional or online behaviors divide opinion.
Digital life
fromNew York Post
6 months ago

Gen Z drivers most likely to get into heated arguments in the car, most likely to use phones while driving

Gen Z's distracted driving habits reveal a troubling trend despite tech-savvy behavior.
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