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I think my husband is cheating, but he says they re just friends How can I find out?

I think my husband is cheating, but he says they re just friends. How can I find out? INSIDER 2/26/2021 © Crystal Cox/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider Crystal Cox/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider Before assuming your husband is cheating, consider if jealousy is clouding your judgment. If he has a pattern of deceit and his friendships affect your relationship, it could be a red flag. Tell your husband how this friendship makes you feel and offer solutions. I ve been with my husband for 20 years, and we ve been married for 17. There s a woman in his life that he calls his friend, and their relationship worries me. He texts her every morning and communicates with her daily.

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The rich are gaming the system to get COVID-19 vaccines using hefty donations and cozy relationships with CEOs

The rich are gaming the system to get COVID-19 vaccines using hefty donations and cozy relationships with CEOs insider@insider.com (Julia Naftulin,Allana Akhtar) © Samantha Lee/Insider Samantha Lee/Insider The COVID-19 vaccine rollout in America has been a discombobulated mess. The rich have taken advantage of these loopholes, using money and connections to jump the line. Low-income people and communities of color have been left behind, despite higher rates of COVID-19. If you have a story about tactics wealthy Americans are using to get a COVID-19 vaccine, email reporters Allana Akhtar and Julia Naftulin. In Los Angeles, concierge doctors fielded frantic calls from wealthy clients offering up hefty donations in exchange for a shot.

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My relationship is moving too fast, but my partner is happy with this pace Should I break things off?

My relationship is moving too fast, but my partner is happy with this pace. Should I break things off? INSIDER 12/18/2020 © Crystal Cox/Insider Crystal Cox/Insider You and your partner don t have to break up because you disagree about how fast your relationship should move. Instead, reflect on what s driving your fears of moving fast and tell your partner using I statements, therapist Kristie Overstreet told Insider. Usually our relationship fears are rooted in past relationship trauma. Telling your partner could help her better understand your worries and help you through them. I love my girlfriend. We ve been together for about eight months and she s made me realize how amazing being in a relationship can be.

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