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Steph Auteri

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author of A DIRTY WORD | writer | founder of GuerrillaSexEd.org | Essays Editor at @hippocampusmag | yoga instructor | book nerd | singer | cat lady
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Women Who Lose Their Joy In Marriage Often Give Up 18 'Single Girl' Habits Too Soon

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By Steph Auteri
| YourTango Verified
We love our partners. We really do. I mean, that's why we promised not to canoodle with anyone else while we're seeing each other. Talk about sacrifice! But there are only so many nights we can stand hanging out with our "couple friends" or organizing the garage. We don't want to be one of those people who start dating someone only to morph into a two-person unit, while our single friends disappear one by one. Not only is that boring, it can be bad for your mental health and even your marriage.
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Brides Who Actually Enjoy Their Weddings Do These 5 Things To Keep Their Big Day Fun

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By Steph Auteri
| YourTango Verified
Wedding planning can be stressful, and it's inevitable that at some point or another, you'll end up fighting with your friends and family. Why? It has nothing to do with picking and choosing wedding vendors. In the end, one DJ is the same as another. And it has even less to do with time. It's the stress, and it can be avoided with a few simple changes.
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5 Forgotten Activities From The 1990s That Actually Build Strong Families

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By Steph Auteri
| YourTango Verified
My husband and I work hard to carve out time for each other in our busy lives. We cook together, we do the couch potato thing and watch Netflix together. We even make a weekend activity out of visiting open houses. We also knew that this relaxed bonding will change once we had kids. Family activities are different now than they were in our Generation X childhoods.
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