‘My stepmother makes me feel unwelcome’: I bought a house for my father in 2008, but now he wants me to sign over a 50% share for his third wife
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‘My stepmother makes me feel unwelcome’: I bought a house for my father in 2008, but now he wants me to sign over a 50% share for his third wife
“He has been married to his third wife for three years; she has asked him where she will live when he passes.” -
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My partner wants me to ejaculate – and I’m not sure it’s possible
I haven’t even experienced this when orgasming alone and wonder if this is normal for a woman. Does sex need to be more intense?. I have recently been seeing someone who is very curious about making me ejaculate. I usually only have orgasms via ... -
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‘He always managed to play golf’: My husband of 14 years never worked and now we’re divorcing. He wants half of my $1 million home. What can I do?
“I made all the mortgage payments, in addition to paying for health coverage for both of us.” -
The Guardian - World
The moment I knew: on the long night walk, he had barely enough food for himself – but shared half with me
Suzan Muir was drawn to Jon’s wild animal physicality and love of nature. Then a simple act of generosity left her besotted. Find more stories from The moment I knew series hereIt was the early 90s and I was a 22-year-old fringe dweller living ... -
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I just found out who my real father is. What do I do now? | Ask Annalisa Barbieri
DNA tests can reveal some huge hidden secrets. Take time to process your own feelings before coming to terms with your new family tree . I’m happily married with adult children, and grandchildren. One of my children bought me a DNA testing kit ... -
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‘She won’t be happy until he’s in a homeless shelter’: My sister wants our father to refinance his $1.2 million home to pay off her $120,000 debt
“My father worked hard his entire life in public transport and retired about seven years ago.” -
ESPN - Sports
'I feel like I'm back to my old self': Jets' Breece Hall ready to prove he's elite
New York's running back is ready to prove that he's one of the best in the game now that he's back healthy. -
MarketWatch - Business
‘She told my grandchildren lies about me so they would despise me’: I’m disinheriting my ungrateful and selfish daughter. Could she contest my will?
“I once complimented my daughter and her partner on a nice plant in their garage and they started laughing, and told me it was marijuana.” -
The Guardian - World
Self-help was meant to make me feel better. Instead it turned toxic - and borderline dangerous | Emily Goddard
For 15 years I read the books, took the courses and downloaded the apps to try to become a better person. None of it helped. I was in my mid-20s when I fell into one of the most toxic relationships of my life. I remember buying my first self-help ... -
The Guardian - World
I want to survive the apocalypse – but not if it’s just me and some terrible billionaires | Emma Beddington
Since the pandemic, remote properties have been marketed for off-grid living. But a life spent gardening and eating cormorants is not for me. I have just been to the Hebrides, because trudging across tussocks in the rain is my ancestrally ... -
GameSpot - Tech
Hyper Light Breaker's Roguelike Loop Didn't Engage Me, But I Want To Give It Another Chance
Something about Hyper Light Breaker just isn't working for me. Having played about 30 minutes of the game at Summer Game Fest, I left my time with the game not really wanting to play more of it. And for a roguelike, that feels like a pretty big ... -
The Guardian - World
Why do I feel like I’m stuck in a ‘waiting room’, hoping for my life to get started?
Joy can feel elusive in this economy – a counsellor talks to us about moving the needle from surviving to thriving. Who would say they’re thriving right now?. Thanks to the US and the UK’s high cost of living, the lack of affordable housing, ... -
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Novak Djokovic says his knee feels good and he wants to 'go for the title' at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic says his right knee has responded well after surgery to repair a torn meniscus less than a month ago and he considers himself ready to contend at Wimbledon -
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I’m confused: Should I pay tax now or later on my retirement savings — and from what funds?
The best Roth conversion strategy can be elusive when you get conflicting advice. -
MarketWatch - Business
I’m 40 with two school-age kids. I want to leave my corporate job and live off the interest from my $500,000 investments. Is this a wise move?
“Should I pay off the mortgage or go with the plan to make money through investments?” -
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‘We, his children, do not trust her’: My elderly father is recently widowed. His new girlfriend is putting him under pressure to get married. What can we do?
“We are so worried she will convince him to sneak off and marry at the courthouse.” -
MarketWatch - Business
‘He thinks I’m too materialistic’: My husband and I are in our 40s. He takes zero interest in our finances. He doesn’t even know the name of our mortgage company. What can I do?
“I am really worried that if I’m not around, he will not be able to manage the basics of everyday life for himself and our children.” -
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‘My peers have 10 to 20 times more set aside for retirement’: I’m 67 and have $100,000 saved. I want to retire in three years. Can I do it?
“I’m estimating an income of $3,500 to $3,700 per month from Social Security, and around $750 a month from a pension.” -
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I replaced my TV with the Anker Nebula projector
The Anker Nebula Capsule is a compact portable projector with a crisp and bright image and great sound. -
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‘My mother is being catfished’: She fell ‘madly in love’ with a man over Facebook. How do I convince her that it’s a scam?
“My sister and I found loads of evidence online that this is a fake account. There are actually numerous fake accounts on various platforms that use this guy’s images.” -
Wired - Tech
He Helped Invent Generative AI. Now He Wants to Save It
Illia Polosukhin doesn't want big companies to determine the future of artificial intelligence. His alternative vision for “user-owned AI” is already starting to take shape. -
The Guardian - World
Macron is history, Le Pen is triumphant. What do ‘reasonable’ French voters like me do now? | Pierre Haski
France can look in the mirror and ask what went wrong – or vote for the left to limit the National Rally’s grip on power. For all of my adult life, the Le Pen family has felt like a shadow hanging over my head. Jean-Marie, the father, used to make ... -
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'Paula Modersohn-Becker: Ich Bin Ich / I Am Me' Review: An Elegiac Exhibition
Neue Galerie stages a poignant homage to the German modernist painter’s boundless creativity, tragically extinguished by her death in 1907 at age 31. -
The Guardian - World
You be the judge: Should my wife stop putting Lidl hand soap in expensive bottles?
Ted wants his wife to ‘own’ being cheap, while Marian thinks Ted should be grateful he’s got such a savvy wife. You decide whose argument doesn’t wash. Find out how to get a disagreement settled or become a juror. She doesn’t do it in our private ... -
The Guardian - World
Breakdancing in your 50s: ‘My body can still do everything – but it might take a year to heal an injury’
The cast of Canadian B-boy Crazy Smooth’s new show on their breathtaking moves, their multiple surgeries and why hip-hop needs ‘living libraries’ of experience. “When everybody strips off and we’re all in our boxers, you can’t tell who’s 50,” says ... -
The Guardian - World
‘You have to get over the me thing’: Kevin Bacon on money, marriage – and learning to live with himself
Kevin Bacon, Hollywood’s great survivor, first set hearts fluttering in the 1984 classic Footloose. Now 65, he’s back on the big screen again. Here, he talks about his band, politics, family, embracing change and, most of all, learning ... -
MarketWatch - Business
‘I can’t get them to process the claim’: My husband, 82, died and his long-term-care insurance is stiffing us for $11,000. What can we do?
How do you keep up the tenacity to fight through red tape when you’re grieving? -
The Guardian - World
Do be a quitter! How I broke my exercise streak – and smashed my fitness goals
Should you struggle on when you’re really not feeling it? As I’ve learned, sometimes it’s much better to ditch your plan. I don’t record every single run that I do, so I can’t tell you precisely how often I have laced up my trainers, or how far ... -
Financial Times - Business
Ask Shrimsley: should I charge my children rent?
From parent to landlord, what have you got to lose apart from any remaining popularity? -
The Guardian - World
My in-laws think Keir Starmer is ‘an idiot’. Should I pick a fight? | Ask Philippa
Don’t fall out with these people who, apart from their political views, you really appreciate. The question My partner and I recently had our first child. We live in a one-bedroom flat and money is very tight. The biggest help and support we’ve ... -
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I recognised my sister in video of refugees captured in Sudan war
Eritreans tell the BBC their relatives are being detained incommunicado by Sudan's military. -
The New York Times - Top stories
Joe Biden Is a Good Man and a Good President. He Must Bow Out of the Race.
Donald Trump is too grave a threat to America. Democrats need a nominee who can unite the country and articulate a compelling vision for it.Joe Biden -
The Guardian - World
Anita Desai: ‘After I left India, I had to train myself to express my opinions’
At 87, the Indian author has been shortlisted for the Booker prize three times, and has written her first novel in a decade. She talks about leaving India to teach and write around the world – and feeling like a stranger everywhere. The day of my ... -
Financial Times - World
How to fix the UK? Let me count the ways
After a revolving cast of prime ministers, less uncertainty will be a good start -
The Wall Street Journal - World
'1974' and 'Do Something': Notes From the Me Decade
The mixture of moral urgency and artistic flourishing that defined the 1970s has been fertile territory for memoirists. -
ABC News - Entertainment
Review: More Minion mayhem in 'Despicable Me 4'
Should a review of “Despicable Me 4" be a thoughtful analysis or just a list of the funny stuff the Minions do in it -
The Guardian - World
At age 40 I performed in the med school musical – and learned humility is my superpower | Roland Bull
I was both the oldest and least mature member of the cast, grinning from ear to ear as I stumbled through the choreography. Get our weekend culture and lifestyle emailI’m what might generously be described as a late bloomer. I spent my 20s and 30s ... -
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All hail the food truck! I ate my way around Glastonbury – from cardboard Yorkshire puds to a burger with jam
Whether you want fries and falafel or lobster ravioli and horchata lollipops, there’s something for everyone. But just how much could I stomach?. I’ve been tasked with eating as much interesting and surprising food as I can in 24 hours at ... -
The Guardian - World
A new start after 60: I saw children caged on the US-Mexico border – and my life changed completely
When Fiona Burke saw the shocking images in lockdown, she knew she had to help. Now she spends four months each winter volunteering on the border, helping migrants who are battling the odds. When travel resumed after the first pandemic lockdown in ...