Higher Calling, Lower Wages: The Vanishing of the Middle-Class Clergy
As full-time pastors become a thing of the past, more and more seminary grads are taking on secular jobs to supplement their incomes.
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Jackie Lay Multiple Lovers, Without Jealousy
Polyamorous people still face plenty of stigmas, but some studies suggest they handle certain relationship challenges better than monogamous people do.
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Alexis Madrigal Baby Photos and Clinging to My Principles
I used to think I'd never post photos of my son on the public Internet.
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Reuters The Rise of the Wedding Drone
Drones can take photos, even stand in as the ring bearer. But are they legal?
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Thomas Peter / Reuters Living With Less
Two advocates of a minimalist lifestyle discuss what it means to them and how it has changed them as people.
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jk_too/flickr Fighting Loneliness With Cuddle Parties
As Americans report feeling more isolated, some people turn to snuggling with strangers.
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Elisa Thomson First Comes Skype, Then Comes Marriage
Technology brought us together—but it takes an offline connection to keep us that way.
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Hyungwon Kang / Reuters Two Couples, One Mortgage
Why my partner and I decided to buy a house with our friends, share our space and our lives, and all make a family together
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TechCocktail/flickr Speed-Dating in the Time of Tinder
Even as apps and websites have taken over, some prefer an analog courtship ritual
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qthomasbower/flickr The Pro-Orgasm Movement
At a conference last weekend, practitioners of orgasmic meditation came together.
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Marcelo del Pozo / Reuters On 'Late'-In-Life Virginity Loss
Those who don't have sex during their teen years are in the minority, but the reasons for—and effects of—waiting differ for everyone.
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mrhayata/flickr Lessons on Love From 100 American Couples
I traveled around the country interviewing happy couples; this is what I learned.
