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 Love question in bottle floats 9000 km for answerA message in a bottle, posing a question about love and dropped into the sea off Indonesia, has been found more than a year later and 9,000 km away in Mozambique, on the east coast of Africa.
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 Moms react to Time's provocative breast-feeding coverThe Time Magazine cover headling "Are you Mom Enough" has many people buzzing on the topic of breast-feeding and what's called "attachment parenting".
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 Abandoned as a baby, she gets a priceless giftAll the official record says is that, at about 2 months old, I was abandoned at the Nambu police station in Busan, South Korea. Labeled a "foundling," I was taken to a countryside orphanage and given a birth date and a name -Dong Hee Ahn. It was 1978.
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 Asking for a favourAsking for a favour isn't easy but it's a great way to feel part of a larger community of people.
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 In search of a new BFFRachel Bertsche embarked on weekly friend-dates for a year in an effort to find a new best friend after moving cities.
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 Freedom partyDivorce parties have become a popular event to try and make the transition from married life to single life as smooth as possible.
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 Commitment phobiaCare-free bachelors who just won't settle down most likely fear commitment which can ruin their love life.
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 Elopement takes on new meaning; Couples opting for elaborate weddings without the bother of inviting guestsSome couples are opting for the flowers, the gown, the canopy and cake - but not for the guests.
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 Video: No joke zoneWhich jokes do men feel are off limits in a relationship?
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 Video: Valentine's Day trendsWhat are the hot Valentine's gifts this year? NBC's Michelle Franzen reports.
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 Dating coaches help professionals find loveIt's Friday evening and Dan Silverman has taken a well-dressed man to Miami's Lincoln Road where he's prodding him to go up and talk to attractive women.
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 Sneaky sex toysA naughty (but nice) Valentine's Day gift guide
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 Beyond macho: Defining a man's worldThe male stereotype of the all-powerful protector and provider is doing a disservice to men -- pressuring them to conform and ultimately, leaving many powerless to face the challenges of modern society.
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 Couples benefit from friendships with other couplesCo-authors Geoffrey Greif and Kathy Deal explore longtime friendship in their new book Two Plus Two: Couples and Their Couple Friendships.
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 For ugly Don Juans, false confidence aids when looks are lackingWhen it comes to sex, a new study finds that fortune favours the bold -- and the clueless.
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 Toronto subway-sex couple the latest to find ecs-TTC in publicLove knows no bounds -- and few boundaries, as a drunken couple showed this week on a Toronto subway car. The young man and woman, who were arrested Sunday, in an anticlimactic end to their hot-and-heavy encounter, are in fact just the latest lovers to run afoul of authorities in a high-profile moment, both in Canada and around the world.
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 More couples going 'marriage optional,' figures showMortgages without marriages are increasingly common for Canadian couples, with two new reports suggesting a walk down the aisle is no longer an essential checkpoint of Happily Ever After.
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 Be wary of returning to your ex during the 'Christmas Crazies'Sudden warm gestures from your ex may vanish with the festive season.
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 Man's inflight proposal takes off onlineA Calgary man put his heart on the line a few thousand feet above the ground, proposing to his girlfriend on a recent Air Canada flight.
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 Photos: Top ten winter dates in CanadaAs winter begins to set in, many single Canadians neglect their dating lives for a warm bed, a hot cup of tea, and a good book in the hopes that things will pick up again in the spring. But such doesn't have to be the case. Here's a guide to ten enchanting winter dates.
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 Cut, colour and conversation: Women really let their hair down in stylists' chairsRelationships that blossom amid the din of screaming blow-dryers and the concept of hair salons as confessionals have been explored in movies such as "Steel Magnolias" and "Beauty Shop."
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 Wobbling between love and workWe aspire to love our jobs and accomplish great things, yet in seeking balance we rob some of that energy to direct it elsewhere.
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 Sharing a life together -- but not necessarily a bedAs the fairy tale goes, a couple in love sleeps entwined while only a spouse in trouble gets banished to the couch. But for some happy couples, sharing a life doesn’t have to mean sharing a bed.
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 Relationship grows out of 9/11 tragedyIn the stilled city, where in the lyrics of the old song Paul Simon sang so sweetly here one more time, they all said hello to darkness, their old friend.
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 Sex at 60Do people have sex at 60? I certainly hope so. Sixty is coming and it has me thinking. I don't "hurt in the places I used to play," as Leonard Cohen sang, not yet anyway, but I can relate.
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