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Sex therapist reveals the 'mistake' couples make on date night before they've even left the house - Upworthy

Lots of couples plan date nights with the best intentions, but wind up too sleep to "do the deed." A sex therapist urges them to try reversing the order of the evening to save their marriage.

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Woman discovers trick to instantly feel better about how you look in photos: 'ZOOM OUT I beg' - Upworthy

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Pack your bags, America. Portugal just became the #1 place we all want to escape to. - Upworthy

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Man explains 11 tips that helped him stop being socially awkward - Upworthy

Being socially awkward is common, but it can hurt relationships, jobs and self-esteem. To overcome his social awkwardness, one man shared how reading Dale Carnegie's book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" helped him. He shared 11 tips for how he beat being awkward socially to help others struggling with conversations and social anxiety.

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People from older generations—mostly boomers and Gen Xers—were asked to share now vintage everyday items that are long forgotten. Answers included McDonald's fries cooked din beef tallow, belt maxi pads, L'eggs pantyhose, toothpaste and mascara that came in little boxes, just to name a few.

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Man's side-splitting monologue on why "women don't want to date anymore" is eerily accurate - Upworthy

You wouldn't think a man's 2-minute monologue on why women don't want to date anymore would be the most accurate source of information, but women would tell you you're wrong. A hilarious rant on TikTok has gone viral for its eery accuracy in describing the joy of being a single woman in the modern world.

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Life hacks are quick and easy ways that people can make their lives a bit better. Here are 25 "bizarre" life hacks that people say made their lives much smooth. Some of them have to do with cleaning, some are about productivity, many of them have to do with laundry. Just about all of them are useful.

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