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I have gladly sacrificed the three seconds of joy I know I would get 20 years hence when I stumble upon my daughter's first grade report card in a box in the garage. Instead, I toss all that stuff in the garbage two days after it comes home or as soon as no one is watching me. |  | Delaine Moore: Can Married Women Handle a Single Women's Truths?
Which parts of my book were THAT "uncomfortable" for them? Was it when I received a phone call in the middle of the night from my husband's mistress? Was it my sexual curiosity -- perhaps the fact that I learned to G-spot orgasm with a man I casually dated, or that I once attended a sex club? |  | Ali de Bold: 7 Exercises to Look Better in the Buff
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Every day, we receive contradicting nutrition advice from the media, our doctors, friends and colleagues. That's because studies are being done consistently, reported, then taken as the word of God. Here are some of the top nutrition myths that I'm sure you may be listening to. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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