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New Zealand sex therapist shares secrets to initiating intimacy and connection
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Why sitting all day may shorten your life
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Are seed oils actually bad for you?
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Kiwi women share their shocking discoveries of partner's affairs
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Lessons, big and small, from growing out my grey hair
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Our daughter is having an affair with a married man. How do we stop it?
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