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“I wish brides would realise it’s their ‘biggest day’, not mine” — 15 anonymous bridesmaids reveal how they *really* feel about wedding expenses

It’s wedding season, but these anonymous bridesmaids have had enough of expensive hen parties

Marie Claire

‘I don’t even dream about sex … I don’t miss it at all’: readers on why they chose celibacy

Inner peace, clarity of mind and for some, better orgasms. Readers share their experiences of swearing off sex, whether temporarily or long term

The Guardian - AU

Press for success: four tips from readers on the best ways to sell secondhand clothes

Price and cleanliness are key to recycling fashion – and friends, charities, theatre groups and even museums will take quality castoffs

The Guardian - AU

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‘I couldn’t bear him pulling in it’: writers on the clothes they pinched from their exes

As Challengers gives us a viral spin on the T-shirt poached from a former flame, we share our stories about clothes that survived long after the relationship ended

The Guardian - UK

‘We chose not to blow up our life’: readers on surviving infidelity

The sexual wanderings of a partner don’t always spell the end. Readers share their experiences of how their relationship triumphed in the face of infidelity

The Guardian - AU

‘Not being jerks to each other helps’: readers on staying friends with an ex

A breakup doesn’t always mean the end of the road. Readers share their experiences on transitioning from romantic to platonic relationships

The Guardian - AU

‘We have spent about $5,000 – it has been incredible’: readers on going to couples counselling

It isn’t always easy, and desired outcomes are not guaranteed. Readers tell us what happened when they sought professional help as a couple

The Guardian - AU

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Talk it out or walk it off: readers’ tips for stopping a relationship squabble

From using non-verbal signals to having a ‘no petulance’ rule, readers share their hot tips for keeping their cool

The Guardian - AU

Love, logistics and fresh beginnings: readers on the reasons they remarried

From wanting to honour a new love with the same public commitment, to avoiding visa and estate issues, readers tell us why they chose to say ‘I do’, again

The Guardian - AU

‘Fight the system, not your partner’: Guardian Australia readers on handling household pay gaps

When it comes to stark income gaps, readers said the most successful approaches strike a balance between individual agency and mutual support

The Guardian - AU

‘My loo looked like a crime scene!’: eight readers on their strangest social media purchases

From faulty menstrual cups to T rex chopsticks, social media can lure us into some very unusual impulse buys. Readers share the most ridiculous and regrettable

The Guardian - UK

‘You can make mistakes and come out better’: readers on emotional affairs

Without exception, readers’ feelings were hurt and trust betrayed by non-physical intimacy – yet many also told us their relationships came out better for it

The Guardian - AU

‘It was time to start afresh’: readers on love in an empty nest

From feeling like teenagers again to calling it quits, readers tell us how their relationships evolved after their children left home

The Guardian - AU

‘Humans are messy’: readers share their experiences with ethical non-monogamy

From sex and scheduling to jealousy and boundaries, being with more than one partner has its joys and pitfalls

The Guardian - AU

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The Guardian - AU

‘You’re better off single than in a bad relationship’: lessons in love readers learned from their parents

From valuable pearls of wisdom to examples of what not to do, readers share how their parents have influenced their approach to love and partnerships

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m still single and the happiest I’ve ever been’: life after dating apps

Readers disillusioned by dating apps tell us where it went wrong, and how their love lives have changed since going analogue

The Guardian - UK

‘Hypnotically terrible’: readers on 15 so-bad-they’re-brilliant Christmas movies

Whether you want to watch the story of a killer shark, a royal romance or a long-eared donkey, these films have got you covered

The Guardian - AU

Communicate, negotiate and set a ‘kiss alarm’: bringing the spark back in long-term relationships

Readers tell us how they kept the romance alive or reignited the flame after years (or decades) together

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The Guardian - UK

‘You’ll grow out of it’: the best and worst advice for depression

Give up gluten. Take up surfing. Eat a baked potato ... Readers with experience of depression share the advice that really helped them – and what really didn’t

Salon

Who'd want to work for Trump regime 2.0?

"I was completely, if not catastrophically wrong," the author of the famous "Anonymous" op-ed tells Salon

Chicago Sun-Times

At the Table with Lynn Sweet

Lynn Sweet was joined by Miles Taylor, “Anonymous” Trump administration insider and author of the just released book, “Blowback: A Warning to Save Democracy from the Next Trump.”

Reason

No Pseudonymity or Sealing in College Student's Race Discrimination Lawsuit

A federal court rejects plaintiff's arguments "that sealing ... is required because she is being 'slandered and libeled' and '[m]aking [her] information public would magnify the effects of [defendants'] wrongdoing' rather than right those wrongs."

Reason

No Pseudonymity in Lawsuit Alleging Virginia Military Institute Hazing

From Anonymous v. Bennett, decided May 3 by Roanoke County Judge Charles Dorsey: Virginia Code section 8.01-15.1 permits a Plaintiff to proceed anonymously under a pseudonym "if the anonymous litigant discharges the burden of showing special circumstances such that the need for anonymity outweighs the public's interest in knowing the…

The Guardian - UK

‘A necessary step forward’: readers on the Guardian’s Cotton Capital series

Your reactions to the project investigating the Guardian founders’ links to slavery and the impact of the slave trade

The Guardian - AU

Quitting alcohol, moving home and returning to work at 70: how rising costs have changed Australians’ lives

As the country faces a cost of living crisis, Guardian Australia readers share how they’ve been affected by soaring prices

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