Plus, how to have better fights, and the 92 best knock-knock jokes.
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| Want to fight less in your marriage? Take this one piece of advice seriously. |
| Follow these 7 rules to start having better disagreements online. |
| We compiled the 92 funniest knock-knock jokes to tell your kids. |
| Here's why so many boys today are lazy and unmotivated, according to an expert. |
| This type of sexual fantasy might actually improve your sex life. |
| This tiny GPS tracker will help you keep tabs on your kids at all times. |
“I thought we decided this last week.” Chances are, you’ve said this to your partner on multiple occasions and it’s caused an argument. This is an example of a logical fallacy, a mistake in reasoning that happens when what you say doesn’t fit the context of the argument. In this example, what you said last week doesn’t really matter because new information comes up and we usually don’t have the right words in the moment. Logical fallacies are commonly used in marital arguments because, well, we’re all human beings who want conversational shortcuts. But they are inherently frustrating because they don’t make sense. Evicting— or at least being aware of — them will lead to fewer arguments over time. |
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| Why So Many Boys Today Don’t Become Men |
| Doctor Leonard Sax, author of 'Boys Adrift', explains why video games, over medication, and lack of parental authority are making boys unmotivated. |
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