"They're gonna look for E-mail." He says the man didn't leave a suicide note. If you have a relationship/dating question I can help answer, you can send me your letters at [email protected](be sure to read these guidelines first). My husband and I wrote our own vows for our wedding.He didn’t take any money — just pills (and he didn’t actually have a weapon).I knew that he had a prescription drug problem but had been clean for over three years (he got clean about six months before we started dating) and I thought he was still clean. I was livid that he didn’t come to me for help, but he said he was worried I would leave him because three things I don’t tolerate are abuse, cheating, and drugs.“I wanted God to be sure that I didn’t want to spend my eternal life with this guy,” Irene says.Experiencing 100 orgasms a day may sound like the gift that keeps on giving, but a heartbroken man from Wisconsin can assure you — it’s much more of a curse.

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A woman's chat-room nickname written on a slip of paper lies next to a dusty computer monitor.

"Whatever you do, don't turn off the computer," Jason says.

They slept separately and scarcely spoke, even at work.

“There was nothing dramatic or traumatic,” Irene says about the deep disconnect. The research paper, “The Gray Divorce Revolution,” evolved from a casual chat about Al and Tipper Gore’s split in 2010.