MEL Magazine, May 2018 Rompecabeza Answers
Got stuck? No problem. Here are the answers to this month’s puzzles: ROMPECABEZA UNO: Dodge; Ruder; Itchy; Ninja; Koala Mystery Keyword: Drink ROMPECABEZA DOS:
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When It Comes to Dating, What Does the Social Science Say About ‘The Hot Streak’ and ‘The Dry Spell’?
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April 18, 2018
To Make Lots of Money, You’ve Got to Be a Total Dirk
Names like Brad and Chad may, rightly or wrongly, be synonymous with “douchebag.” But according to a new study, those guys earn more money — and it has nothing to do with their douche chills. According to a study from German job portal site Adzuna, men with one syllable...
Living in the Past Isn’t Really That Unhealthy — As Long as It’s Your Own
Everyone knows at least one, “Those were the good ol’ days” kind of guy. The guy who’s still talking about his friends from his old job, even though he’s been at this one for four years. The guy who talks about his old college drinking escapades every...
April 17, 2018
How to Haggle Like a Pro
I have an endless number of memories of my mom — most, if not all of them, in foreign countries — walking away from the sale of a leather purse unless she got it for the price she wanted. Refusing to budge always seemed like a solid strategy to me. After...
How to Deal With All That Food Your Kid Doesn’t Eat
Kids tend to be fussy eaters. Case in point: And while there’s a biological reason for their pickiness — children are extra-sensitive to taste, smell and texture — the endless piles of leftover foods they create are frustrating and, for many, even guilt-inducing. “I know that I feel bad when tossing...
April 16, 2018
The Ways Anxiety Can Work For You
Anxiety, like the people it inhabits, comes in all shapes, sizes and forms. A 2015 Independent article cited one redditor who posted her patient’s description of anxiety as a never-ending limbo: “She explained the feeling as if she tripped and the moment where you don’t know if...
The Gentleman’s Guide to When She’s Hurting ‘Down There’
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April 13, 2018
What’s the Perfect Number of Friends for a Night Out?
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The Drunken Pull of Chinese Food, Explained
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When Can We Finally Stop Dieting and Working Out?
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April 12, 2018
Why Couples Still Fight Like Crazy Over the Dishes
They say nothing is certain in life but death and taxes, but heterosexual couples might amend that to nothing is certain in life but sex and dishes — or, rather, fights about both. But a new forthcoming survey on family dynamics has found that dishes have taken the clear...
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