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Men who walk ahead of their partners: Why those steps matter (opens the original)
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On TikTok, videos of men walking in front of their partners are trending. “A good husband walks” is the headline of a column written by Allan Ripp in The Wall Street Journal. “My wife complained that I tended to stride ahead of her — so I changed,” he writes. The way people walk together can indicate the power, intimacy and consideration that exist within a relationship. Research in social psychology indicates that, mostly, people’s physical positioning is a reflection of the psychological roles
Why middle-aged men are buying coffee machines instead of convertibles: ‘These aren’t indulgences, they’re experiences’ (opens the original)
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The midlife crisis has no proven biological basis and, in fact, some experts suggest it may be the one major crisis millennials manage to avoid. While getting older may be a universal experience, a full-blown existential crisis requires a fairly privileged starting point: a degree of financial, personal and family stability that allows people to devote time and resources to questioning their lives and, of course, reinventing them. In the 1960s, psychoanalyst Elliott Jaques argued that, as we app
No more photos, profiles, or matches: In the future of dating apps, AI will choose your partner (opens the original)
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At the end of last year, Justin McLeod, the founder of the dating app Hinge (thanks to which New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met his wife, Rama Duwaji), left his role as CEO to create another app called Overtone. He felt that, even though the digital revolution has expanded the possibilities for meeting people and finding a romantic partner like never before, the abundance of choice has left people with fewer guideposts for making decisions Users are overwhelmed by a nearly endless catalog of
‘Look at his arms. He’s hot’: How looks impact politics (opens the original)
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“Hairstyles, clothing, shoes, the general appearance of the body, and everything of that sort,” constitute the unwritten laws on which a state is founded, Plato wrote in his philosophical work Republic, thus demonstrating that even in 375 BC the physique of politicians played a fundamental role in their power and influence. In the book Lincoln’s Body, Richard Fox investigated the way in which the appearance of Abraham Lincoln — who the press usually labeled as ugly — marked his career and his po
How betting platforms are using pop culture to attract women (opens the original)
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“It’s not gambling, it’s girl math,” is the headline of an article by Nancy Walecki in The Atlantic, in which she reflects on how the gambling industry is trying to win over female audiences with matcha tea memes, girlboss-style advertising, and prediction markets tied to pop culture. On the popular prediction market platform Kalshi, some wagers focus on whether Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner will get engaged this year, or whether Gigi Hadid or Adriana Lima will wear the coveted Fantasy Bra
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