My girlfriend saw that I have Tinder on my phone. I told her that I never deleted it from when I was single, but she thinks I'm still using it. How do I convince her I'm not?

Happy people are committed to being happy and successful, and less happy people are generally only interested in being happy. The difference is massive.

This 'zero' food is virtually nutrition-free but a great swap for carb-heavy pasta.

Is peace merely the absence of conflict? Jill Goldson discusses how we find it in a seemingly peace-deprived world.

Un-cool mums know there are more important things in life than their own egos, writes Verity Johnson.

News about the Rugby World Cup and the All Blacks is impossible to escape right now. Here's why I've had enough.

When it came to others' children, I was a supermarket tisk-tisker, an in-flight smirker, a cafe-going eye roller. Then I had my own kids.

The more I get the "be grateful" comments the more I feel like I can't talk about the hard parts of parenting, or the things I'm struggling with, says Emily Writes.

Exercise is important but many of us don't have time. Lee Suckling discusses the benefits of making physical workouts a necessary part of everybody's workday.

Isn't that more environmentally friendly to leave it than putting it in a bag and letting it go into a landfill?

Forgive the pessimism, but I don't think that banning one book is going to help.

These burger fillers taste fine despite additives - and dogs love them too, writes Wendyl Nissen.

These are the products and services the modern generation sees as redundant - things we've never used and will happily see go extinct, writes Lee Suckling.

The act of telling a group of children that they are winners just for showing up waters down and devalues the very concept of winning.

Can I ask the receptionist at my office to tone it down on the perfume? I sit near her and it reeks all day long.

Simple tips to help children deal with disturbing current affairs, while managing our own volatile and powerful feelings.

We spend a lot of time here talking about how to be happy, and what happy people think and do to be happy, writes Louise Thompson.

Why do we procrastinate when it comes to broaching a difficult topic? Jill Goldson explains how to tackle those tricky conversations.

It's easy to dismiss online crusaders, but what happens when your midwife is an anti-vaxxer? Rhonwyn Newson reveals her experience.

Herewith Verity Johnson shares her A-Z guide to dating, to prepare all singles for the pitfalls of the modern dating scene.

Public car-parks can be dangerous places, writes Shelley Bridgeman. Apart from distracted drivers who could run into you, there are many traps for unsuspecting motorists.

All Chrissie Hynde has done is recognise that the world is not always as we would like it to be.

I said goodbye to my midwife last week and it broke my heart a little bit. How can you ever thank someone enough for making you a family, twice?

Everybody gets to the point in their life where they realise common slang is beyond their realm of coolness.