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Every family needs a leader
Kinkeepers build an invisible web that keeps people close
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Why don't couples want to merge their finances?
Or, how the soul mate relationship paradigm encourages unhappy choices
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What would you change for the sake of your kids?
It's easy to say you'd do anything for your kids. It's much harder to give up things you believe.
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Family, property, and a rebuilt village
Alexis de Tocqueville had thoughts on how to build an "esprit de famille"
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When safety culture backfires and becomes anti-family
Laws meant to save kids' lives actually prevented 145,000 people from ever being born
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Fixating on catastrophe doesn't help anyone
A passive worldview erodes mental health. It's both a symptom and cause of depression
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An accidental tale about pursuing misery
"Somebody I Used to Know" argues in favor of putting family on the back burner
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Imitate the happiest people you can find
Some people seem to have figured out how to live the good life. Mimic them.
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Nuclear Meltdown
How our ideas about family are failing us, and how we find something better

Nuclear Meltdown

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