August 28, 2015

Friday Five 95

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Friday Five: Gender differences in social media use, a 30-day relationship challenge, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: Why men should lean out, how adverse childhood experiences impact well-being, and more. Tweet This

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Men Catch Up with Women on Overall Social Media Use
Monica Anderson, Fact Tank

How Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Health and Well-being
Ruby K. Payne, Youth Today

Lean Out, Young Men
Steven I. Weiss, Los Angeles Times

Oklahomans Still Marrying Younger
Sidney Van Wyk, Tahlequah Daily Press

A 30-Day Relationship Challenge
Adam Maidment, LifeHack

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