A married couple has opened up about what they get to do on a regular basis with dual incomes and no children. Lilly Anne and her husband Evan, both 21, recently took to TikTok to participate in the platform’s latest trend called “we’re of course”. As part of the trend, people pick a group that they’re a part of (like sisters, twins, couples, etc) and then list assumed traits about themselves. Lilly’s video was about her and her husband being “DINKs,” which stands for dual income no kids. “We’re DINKs,” Lilly said in her most recent video. “We’re gonna get asked daily when we…
Author: Olivia Bennett
The rise of social media has given couples a platform to share everything about their lives, from major milestones to daily moments. But what about the hard times? Should couples share their struggles together on social media? While transparency can foster connection and support, it can also open the door to unintended consequences. Let’s explore the benefits and drawbacks of sharing relationship struggles online and consider how healthcare coverage can support couples facing challenges. This blog breaks down what you need to know. The Impact of Social Media on Relationship Dynamics Social media has become an integral part of our…
The bloc’s foreign policy chief plans to “support Ukraine right now more than ever” while Moscow and Washington negotiate Washington has fallen for “Russia’s narrative,” EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday. The accusation comes amid recent efforts by Washington and Moscow to begin resolving the conflict. “If [we] look at the messages that come from the US, then it is clear that the Russian narrative is there, very strongly represented,” Kallas told journalists in Brussels, stressing that the bloc is planning to “support Ukraine right now more than ever.” Kallas took office in Brussels as the EU’s…