LIFE

"I started my descent, came back up, adjusted my back for the next rep—then everything went black," Darin Johnson told Newsweek.

One recalled a note from a neighbor claiming to be a doctor who was being kept up at night by their dog - there was just one problem.

Asia Ellmer-Wright told Newsweek that her daughter was the glue that kept her family grounded.

After researching articles about the condition, Jacob Skidmore, 25, felt "frustrated and misunderstood."

Sarah Stusek and the Proper Help Foundation have paid off over $10,000 of lunch debt in schools to date, but hit a stumbling block on this occasion.

Samantha Wynn Greenstone, 38, plans to be open with their children, seeing Jacob's sexuality as just a natural part of their story.

Experts suggest aiming for "companionate" love rather than passionate love for a healthy relationship.

She says she was told "'that's just how periods can be' and 'come back when you want to get pregnant'" when she tried to get help.

Jenna Rohlfing remembers being carefree in her twenties and thinks that Gen Z "faces a lot more pressure" to "keep up."

Introversion doesn't have to mean loneliness. Experts spoke to Newsweek about how Gen Z introverts can put themselves out there in a digital dating world.

58 per cent of Americans aged 29–44 said they feel guilty about taking time off work.

Kathy De Leon's mind was blown when she realized she could replicate the feeling.

"This open concept thing is not working," said the interior designer in the viral video.

Angela Gentile told Newsweek people need to realize "single and childfree women are not the catch all for support for mothers."