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Snapchat bullying: My teen was bullied on Snapchat. - Vimarsana News

Snapchat bullying: My teen was bullied on Snapchat.

Snapchat bullying: "I watched my teenage daughter get cancelled on Snapchat. It was savage and heartbreaking. Friendships ended in a matter of minutes.

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'I caught my teen watching porn. What do I do?' - Vimarsana News

'I caught my teen watching porn. What do I do?'

Teenagers watching porn: Three mums and two experts explain what to do if you catch your teenage son or daughter watching porn on their device.

Have a teenager? Mamamia's latest podcast is here to help - Vimarsana News

Have a teenager? Mamamia's latest podcast is here to help

Whether you are in the thick of it or heading towards it, Mamamia now has a podcast to help you with your teenager. Co-hosted by experts Dr. Ginni

'I found out my husband was cheating when he accidentally sent me an email meant for the other woman' - Vimarsana News

'I found out my husband was cheating when he accidentally sent me an email meant for the other woman'

Illustration photo by Getty Images Julia* found out her husband was having an affair when he accidentally sent her an email that was meant for the other woman. The email read: 'Thinking about your beautiful blue eyes. I miss and love you. Steven* xo.' Julia's eyes are brown. Steven denied it when Julia confronted him that night but eventually the truth came out and they decided to try and salvage their relationship. Julia tells stayed and why their therapist advised them to keep the affair a secret. He panicked and tried to tell me he was referring to our daughter's blue ...

Source: news24.com
More sex, less affairs: How COVID changed bedroom behaviour - Vimarsana News

More sex, less affairs: How COVID changed bedroom behaviour

“Not even a global pandemic protected some of us from infidelity.” (Picture: James Evans) According to a YouGov survey commissioned by Body+Soul and Baci Perugina chocolates, and published today, 39 per cent of Australians married or in defacto relationships who would normally consider cheating said not being in close proximity to colleagues every day, and being denied opportunities to travel for work due to COVID, prevented them from being unfaithful. "The easiest place to cheat is at work, because we spend so much time there and often have a lot in common with co-workers," clinical...

Source: qt.com.au