30 h. ago 'I've never had sex with my wife so I'm sleeping with my first teenage love instead'

A husband who hasn't had sex with his wife in five years of marriage feels conflicted about carrying on a passionate affair with his first love, who he reconnected with following a chance encounter in a chocolate shop

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31 h. ago Diddy's support squad: Rapper's mother, 3 teenage daughters and a friend he fathered a love child with sat in court as video of him assaulting ex Cassie Ventura was played

The rapper is accused of abusing, threatening, and coercing women for years, including at 'freak off' orgy afterparties to his famed celebrity-filled events.

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34 h. ago Zac Efron's complex dating history and the wild reason he's still single

He's one of Hollywood's most lusted after stars yet Zac Efron, 37, who shot to fame as a teenager in High School Musical, has been anything but lucky in love.

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34 h. ago Diddy's support squad: Rapper's mother, 3 teenage daughters and a friend he fathered a love child with sat in court to hear gruesome evidence of 'vile sex act' and testimony from male escort

The rapper is accused of abusing, threatening, and coercing women for years, including at 'freak off' orgy afterparties to his famed celebrity-filled events.

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3 d. ago I worry that I don’t ‘get’ romance and am disappointing my husband

You’ve been married for 50 years and you’re in love, so maybe you just speak a different ‘love language’• Every week Annalisa Barbieri addresses a problem sent in by a readerI have been married to my husband for more than 50 years. We married as teenagers and are now in our 70s. We love each other, and are in love.The problem is I don’t appear to have a romantic bone in my body. My husband is romantic, and I either never notice or I think, “What’s the point?” I do try, but it always seems perfunctory, and I know he is disappointed when I don’t “get it”. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago I worry that I don’t ‘get’ romance and am disappointing my husband | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

You’ve been married for 50 years and you’re in love, so maybe you just speak a different ‘love language’• Every week Annalisa Barbieri addresses a problem sent in by a readerI have been married to my husband for more than 50 years. We married as teenagers and are now in our 70s. We love each other, and are in love.The problem is I don’t appear to have a romantic bone in my body. My husband is romantic, and I either never notice or I think, “What’s the point?” I do try, but it always seems perfunctory, and I know he is disappointed when I don’t “get it”. Continue reading...

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