When do I freak out?
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Mar. 28, 2023
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BED RULES
Are Separate Bedrooms The Kiss Of Death For My Marriage? ([link removed])

In the latest dispatch from Penelope — our columnist and go-to for all things motherhood, sex, romance, intimacy, and friendship — she’s counseling a woman who’s concerned about her husband sleeping in a different bedroom.

Currently pregnant, our letter writer says: “He lays beside me each night, reading a book or sometimes rubbing my back until I nod off, but when I wake up in the middle of the night to pee, as I inevitably do, I find him sound asleep on the futon in our guest room, sometimes surrounded by a stash of books, magazines, his laptop and headphones, an empty package of Oreo cookies, as though he’s building a little nest for himself, away from our bed.” On the one hand, she gets it; on the other, when is it time to freak out? Penelope has the answers.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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A Preschool Teacher Called This Mom’s Packed Lunches “Inappropriate” And “Disgusting” ([link removed])

The mom admitted the lunches are “definitely not the healthiest.”
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What’s An Almost-40 Woman Supposed To Wear To A Taylor Swift Concert? ([link removed])

Samm Davidson faces a very entertaining fashion dilemma right now. Read and enjoy.
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Wow, what a "hands on" mom!
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C'MON OVER
My Kids' SOs Are Always Welcome In My House. Here's Why. ([link removed])

“Growing up in the ‘80s and ‘90s, it felt like my parents never cared if I was in love, heartbroken, or wanted to discuss relationships with them. They were abrupt and short with me on the topic, and it felt like it wasn’t a priority for them at all. And so I went through a lot of things and feelings alone,” writes Diana Park. She’s determined to do things differently, and today she’s talking about how.
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