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The "alpha male" may be one of the most influential myths about manhood. The science tells a different story—and it offers men a better model of leadership.

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In rural or remote areas, domestic violence can be an invisible epidemic. Yet there are ways to uncover abuse and assist victims.

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Donor conception can bring hope and a fear of not belonging. Here is how genetic loss can shape identity, attachment, control, grief, and the family story that follows.

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Parents may start feeling sad about their child leaving home before they actually go, because imagining the separation can make it feel emotionally real ahead of time.

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AI can generate words connoting emotion but cannot itself be moved. Lacking this deeply responsive dimension, it offers a mere approximation of connection.