Marriage
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Ambrosia Starling is in an ideological war with justice Roy Moore, since Moore ordered state’s lower judges to ignore supreme court’s ruling on gay marriage
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An explosion of despair among teenage girls and cuts in community services is resulting in their admission to general hospital wards
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Church of Scotland to decide on ministers and same-sex marriage, while Episcopal Church to vote on gay church weddings
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The pressure to perform can take all the joy out of a wedding night. So how was it for you?
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Since the 70s, women in the US and Europe have reported feeling less satisfied with their lives
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Conservative attacks on queer communities over the past year have been swift and severe. This #IDAHOT, it’s worth reflecting on how we fight back
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With one in 10 people in Britain in a cross-cultural relationship, conflict in the home is forcing couples to seek counselling
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Pilot project to explore registering MoD sites for civil partnerships and marriages including same-sex unions
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Politicians vote 369-193 in favour of vote of confidence in government over heavily disputed bill, heralding its final approval
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How much should you spend on a wedding gift?
Sarah Marsh and Guardian readersEveryone is talking about the wedding guest who was rebuked for not spending enough on a couple’s big day. So, what should you give? -
Mumsnet user says she was ‘gobsmacked’ after newlyweds sent email suggesting her contribution was not sufficient
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Adults who are 25-29 years old are the most likely to have masturbated at least once in their lives – but those numbers do not necessarily tell the whole story
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Lawyer for Ashers bakery owners, found guilty of discrimation, says gay marriage message goes against their religious views
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What the critics thought of A Very Expensive Poison by Luke Harding, The Course of Love by Alain de Botton and The Cultural Revolution: A People’s History by Frank Dikötter
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A bill that would have made domestic abuse grounds for divorce died in the state senate last week, a decision that will affect thousands of spouses
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Tim Dowling's Weekend column Tim Dowling: the band’s back on the road – and the talk turns to health
‘In a band containing so many men of a certain age, it’s hard to own an illness; someone else will have had it worse than you’ -
He may have a goal in mind he has not yet shared with you, or a very valid fear that keeps him frozen in place
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In this new series, noted authors will write about the person who changed them forever. To kick off, author Richard Grant remembers his friend Johnny Ferguson
Hadley Freeman: single women, bag that man now!