It's kind of about coupledom and/or trite polite encounters, stagnation.
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Their magical month in the Wasatch Mountains solidified their fledgling coupledom.
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But he is interested in delving deeper into the whys of coupledom.
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Overall, Kate and Toby have taken significant steps towards long-term coupledom.
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Or a story about the manufactured values that are placed on coupledom.
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Hotel stays are punctuated by demeaning exercises and awkward, mandatory presentations praising coupledom.
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I'd groan and roll my eyes with the rest of the skeptics. Coupledom?
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That's about as official as you can get in terms of confirming your coupledom.
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I told him of my frustration with coupledom and my plans to parent alone.
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Kirk DeWindt blindsided Carly Waddell and dumped her after an entire season of coupledom.
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This may be one of the most depressing visions of coupledom ever put to stage.
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In the farcical second play, "Fugue in a Nursery," he observes and experiments with coupledom.
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In the intervening year or so between seasons, Nancy and Steve have sunken into miserable coupledom.
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When it comes to Hollywood Coupledom, Amal and George Clooney are the reigning Queen and King.
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Social media haters forced Davidson to make one of the most depressing confirmations of coupledom ever.
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It's time-consuming to craft the costumes, and really makes it public that coupledom is happening.
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In addition to the fixtures of Hollywood coupledom, we're keeping our eye out for some wild cards.
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The shining beacon of celebrity coupledom that was Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has been snuffed out.
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There are perhaps no two celebrities better suited to navigate the waters of coupledom than these two.
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Instead of the usual odes to coupledom, Ms. Cohen created a solo diner's tasting menu for the holiday.
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Ideally, the inclusion of others should add more to your coupledom and not detract from what already exists.
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The couple begins the video in picture-perfect coupledom — Moore vacuums while Tatum sips a cup of coffee.
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What's more, single people generally have wider social networks than married couples, who tend to withdraw into their coupledom.
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We've scoured all of celebrity coupledom to come up with the most amazing high-profile duos to be for Halloween.
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Allegedly, the relationship is "new" and the two would like to keep their coupledom on the covert side of things.
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Since Stefani and Shelton made their coupledom official after her divorce, it's safe to say this song is all about him.
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The couple exhibited the essence of their coupledom at the end of RiRi's second performance of the night at the MTV VMAs.
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Four new albums go from a bland, booming pastiche of rock noises to questioning notions of coupledom and the possibility of love.
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You can see him starting to let his guard down, so much so that he's game for an itinerary that reeks of coupledom.
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They connect kind of cute at a party, where Barry flinches at the frat-boy scene, and quickly settle into adorably geeky coupledom.
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Honestly, I'm trying not to judge another woman's choice of romantic partner, even though I did have a strong reaction to their coupledom.
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They may dominate headlines and red carpets, but that doesn't mean Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid want to put a label on their coupledom.
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Following the news of Tatum's split, fans — and celebrity-philes like me — immediately felt protective of Blunt and Krasinski, the last bastion of Hollywood coupledom.
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When we were younger, the Pottery Barn catalog was an aspirational peek into what the perfect "adulting" apartment looks like, especially after coupledom takes place.
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Of course, unlike more traditional relationship artifacts like I'm Very Into You and I Love Dick, social media coupledom is automatically documented — and it's public.
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And with all that cutesy coupledom in the air, you want your very own lounge-on-the-beach buddy to lather your back in sunscreen.
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Well, season 3 has officially began planting the seeds of Zoe and Kevin's legitimate coupledom (as opposed to their original state of noncommittally hooking up).
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He wants us to know that he is having love feelings for Chopra's objectively stunning smile — and he's fueling the rumor mill about their coupledom.
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Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson's Twilight-era coupledom struck some as suspect, as did Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's very brief, but weirdly public relationship.
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Though the two never announced their coupledom, the two made things official back in May when they stepped out together at Eva Longoria's Global Gift Gala.
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I'm not talking about existential dangers to your coupledom, but a more mundane concern: namely that people in fresh open relationships can be annoying as shit.
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For my mother-in-law and others who still subconsciously held onto heteronormative notions of coupledom, legally recognized marriage was the coup that shifted their thinking.
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Seth sort of serves as the marriage gadfly, but even with his cartoonish levels of privilege, he feels acute pressure to be included in respectable coupledom.
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The sound is intimate and volatile while the songs, very deliberately, set aside pop's expectations of romantic coupledom to explore other kinds of connection and separation.
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Their coupledom gives The Good Place yet another opportunity to morph and evolve, as Eleanor and Chidi grow both as individuals and as a romantic couple.
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While Grande is driving into coupledom with Pete Davidson at 90 miles an hour with the breaks cut, Miller has taken the keys out of the ignition.
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Long-term monogamous couples who'd never gotten married saw similar benefits, and researchers suggest that the happiness of coupledom comes from its unique form of lifelong friendship.
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The film employs a different teen movie trope — the sex pact — when Alex and Claire make a plan to book a hotel room and finally consummate their coupledom.
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The music video shows the pair enjoying coupledom, from eating french fries at a diner to hanging out with the other woman in Shelton's life — his dog Betty.
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By the time Disick admitted he was "going steady" with Richie to Kris Jenner on Keeping Up With the Kardiashians this winter, their coupledom was met with a shrug.
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But if I wanted coupledom as badly as I have been led to believe I must, I'm pretty sure I would have dated more intensively and made bigger compromises.
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Amber believes that cuckolding is distinct from other fantasies because it directly eroticizes the relationship itself, rather than body parts or objects that are obtainable within or outside of coupledom.
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Granted, the back story to their coupledom is unusual, maybe even by the standards of the French, whose current and past leaders have been embroiled in very public romantic dramas.
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They've spent a good part of their relationship on national television, with fights and cheating and a house full of friends (and viewers) spewing opinions on every facet of their coupledom.
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Diane Kruger just posted a very mysterious picture on Instagram with the caption, "To whom it may concern…" Whomever it concerns, it's something about love and coupledom...so we've got some guesses.
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Perel is more sanguine than others about the capacity of a marriage to withstand adulterous lapses, but her belief in coupledom—her commitment to the idea of commitment—is never in doubt.
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In the meantime, they adopted a pet pig, got matching tattoos, moved into a $16 million apartment together, and even had a whole song devoted to their coupledom on Ariana's album Sweetener.
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Today, being a power couple doesn't necessarily end when coupledom does, and high-profile spouses may have to maintain a relationship — or at least the semblance of one — to maintain their status.
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In many parts of the globe, being a single adult is seen as temporary at best, a transitory phase through which you progress on your way to the social goal of heterosexual coupledom.
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At the end of To All The Boys I've Loved Before, Lara Jean (Lana Condor) professed her love to Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), therefore solidifying their rom-com coupledom through the end of time.
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And owing to women's increased economic power and the rise of reproductive technologies, more women can and do elect to have children outside of marriage and even outside of the structure of coupledom entirely.
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Dozens of other photographs have been manipulated as well, pushing existing women closer together to suggest coupledom, or creating wives where husbands had been by removing Adam's apples, lantern jaws and five-o'clock shadows.
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I've always made an effort to stay present in my friends' lives during any phase of coupledom, and my partnered friends (bless them) have never made me feel unwelcome when we hang out in a three.
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Reygadas and his wife, Natalia López, a film editor, give naturalistic, convincing performances as Juan and Ester, whose progressive views on coupledom are shaken when Ester falls in with an American "horse whisperer" named Phil (Phil Burgers).
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The two met in 2011 when filming Game of Thrones, but didn't confirm their coupledom until last year, and have since gone through a number of relationship milestones (including a wedding) that we've been privileged enough to witness.
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After episodes of flirting, the two most important events in their coupledom was Archie telling Veronica vital information about Clifford Blossom's (Barclay Hope) involvement in Hiram's imprisonment and then consoling Ronnie after Hiram sent her a threatening letter.
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"Date night definitely looks a little different these days, but we are still trying to maintain our 'coupledom' by enjoying whatever time we have together, even if it's on the trail, and always with a sense of humor."
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They may have officially become husband and wife after a meeting at the New York City Clerk's Office, but that doesn't mean that the "Love Yourself" singer and cover girl are foregoing a big party to celebrate their coupledom.
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Rather than making the case that singleness is superior to coupledom, she argues that its spread is both a product and cause of women's expanding power to determine their own destinies — and what could be more exciting than that?
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Despite the show's title, "Quiet Storm" — which refers to a genre of mellow, primarily African-American pop music — there is nothing the least quiet about Mr. Chase's exuberant brushwork, or his images of glittered-splashed flesh and gay coupledom.
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Hollywood coupledom is a big thing and known to launch a thousand magazine covers, but so far Holmes and Foxx have frustrated industry watchers' desires to get a hold of anything beyond some paparazzi shots of them here and there.
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"I think the key to remember is that it's just like any other relationship, and if you're in Hollywood or if you're in Africa, it's all the same," Turner told Entertainment Tonight of maintaining her high-profile coupledom in July.
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On the first night, viewers watched Mr. Luyendyk choose Becca Kufrin as his wife and then, after several weeks of coupledom, break up with her in horror-film-like real-time footage to pursue the show's runner-up, Lauren Burnham.
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It's a connection that in many ways resembles a marriage — a shared life, passion and progeny (in this case their artwork), with all the requisite compromises and envy that go along with coupledom — despite the two never being romantically involved.
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Selling tickets this year — about $100 for food, booze and live music, plus a goody bag that included a condom — she explained that her path to coupledom began when someone named Lleyton Neven, a friend of friends, started messaging her on Snapchat.
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World Premiere L.A. Times / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Michelle Morgan) — In this classically styled comedy of manners set in Los Angeles, sophisticated thirtysomethings try to determine whether ideal happiness exists in coupledom or if the perfectly suited couple is actually just an urban myth.
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It was interesting to me that the film seemed not to be just a one-way satire of how "traditional" heterosexual coupledom is lionized, but also how, in the form of Léa Seydoux's tyrannical Loner Leader, singledom can be fixated on to a similar degree.
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The conversation between these two and a third housemate, Celia (Samantha Pearl, making what she can of the least-defined role), comes down for the most part to issues of sex and beauty, a yearning for coupledom alongside the agony of ill-fitting shoes.
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Although there is a compelling portrayal of single fatherhood and some decent feminist rhetoric voiced by both Stacy and Lady Margaret, these moments are overshadowed by the fact that both these women opt for coupledom at the end—with dudes they've known for only 48 hours.
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And in their stubborn denial of Bert and Ernie's coupledom despite so many other straight Muppet couples existing, Sesame Workshop played into exactly the prejudices that Rebecca Sugar and other creators like her have worked so hard to subvert: that queer characters don't belong in stories told to children.
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" Over honeyed, reconciliatory-sounding production hooked up by Key Wane, Jhené and Sean reunite to tell the world that it would be a "historical disaster" if their coupledom ended: "The kids will sing about us/ The kids will sing about it like the London Bridge is falling down.
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He began researching and formulating ideas about about men and women, the result of which became a series of provocative essays on subjects like the hollow promise of the patriarchy, fatherhood after losing your own dad, and what work-life balance really means in the context of current coupledom.
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That's not to say that we haven't had any glimpse into the pair's coupledom: The private pair were spotted back in November of 2016 holding hands at JFK airport, after their romance was confirmed in a Hollywood Reporter profile of the Theory Of Everything Oscar nominee in October.
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Barry and Southside With You are a curiosity in this context, positively rogue ventures with few precedents, acts of mass mythology that provide vastly different quasi-historical windows into the formation of Obama's value system, presidential persona and basic understanding of the American promise through his attempts at coupledom.
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Romance and 'Dad Steve': What to expect in Season 3 of 'Stranger Things' According to the The Hollywood Reporter, Levy shared that Eleven, played by Millie Bobby Brown; Mike, played by Finn Wolfhard; Lucas, played by Caleb McLaughlin; and Max, played by Sadie Sink, would be all be enjoying coupledom.
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I wanted to hear her thoughts on what those squabbles could tell us about the state of the respective relationships—and how to avoid falling into the black hole of coupledom during your own next trip to IKEA with an SO. The Couple: A woman and a man near a selection of spatulas.
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Likewise, "Midnight to Morning," Prowse's first lead vocal since "Sovereignty," recognizes that the road isn't a one-way street to the next conquest: it takes you back to the ones you love as well, you can think you were "born to marry the bottle in a ceremony that lasts forever" before finding sanctuary in another—coupledom is holiness here.
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When asked what the alternative is, Alexandre offers his solution: Platonic love. To avoid the banality of "coupledom" in his new relationship with Fanfan, he will court her forever without ever revealing his love for her. He'll never kiss her or take their relationship to a physical level, reasoning that excitement is found in unfulfilled desire. He will stay with Laure physically, but will stay in love with Fanfan forever.
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Carraway, Kate. "Marriage Records: Coupledom in Indie Rock Has a Special Patina but Is Not Without Its Perils", L.A. Weekly, 2008-09-25 Blake released a solo album of her own titled "Little Airplane" (2002) just two years previous to her breakup with John on California's election night in 2004. "Little Airplane" was recorded by John in his studio and was released on Boston-based independent record label Kimchee Records. The album can still be obtained on Kimchee's website or through The Submarines web store.
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They are layered, they are tender and have a necessary roughness. Lovemaking, or rather loving oneself is like this. There is the way he allows a reversed negative x-ray transparency to look through certain parts of the body." Art critic Holland Cotter notes of the exhibition, "Quiet Storm” — which refers to a genre of mellow, primarily African-American pop music — there is nothing the least quiet about Mr. Chase’s exuberant brushwork, or his images of glittered- splashed flesh and gay coupledom." Writer Miss Rosen says of Chase, "Imagine the love child of Missy Elliott and Romare Bearden, raised by Ren & Stimpy, and embracing the intimacies of James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room … and you can begin to grasp the intricate complexities and exquisite nuances of African- American artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase.
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The film argues the case against conformity, but does not deny that people need and want it; even the gay characters just want to fit in. Jim and Jim, the Burnhams' other neighbors, are a satire of "gay bourgeois coupledom", who "[invest] in the numbing sameness" that the film criticizes in heterosexual couples. The feminist academic and author Sally R. Munt argues that American Beauty uses its "art house" trappings to direct its message of nonconformity primarily to the middle classes, and that this approach is a "cliché of bourgeois preoccupation; ... the underlying premise being that the luxury of finding an individual 'self' through denial and renunciation is always open to those wealthy enough to choose, and sly enough to present themselves sympathetically as a rebel." Professor Roy M. Anker argues that the film's thematic center is its direction to the audience to "look closer".
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In 2002, Grant's "immaculate comic performance" (BBC) as the trust-funded womaniser, Will Freeman, in the film adaptation of Nick Hornby's best-selling novel About a Boy received raves from critics. Almost universally praised, with an Academy Award-nominated screenplay, About a Boy (2002) was determined by the Washington Post to be "that rare romantic comedy that dares to choose messiness over closure, prickly independence over fetishised coupledom, and honesty over typical Hollywood endings". Rolling Stone wrote, "The acid comedy of Grant's performance carries the film [and he] gives this pleasing heartbreaker the touch of gravity it needs", while Roger Ebert observed that "the Cary Grant department is understaffed, and Hugh Grant shows here that he is more than a star, he is a resource". Released a day after the blockbuster Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones, About a Boy was a more modest box office grosser than other successful Grant films, making all of $129 million globally.
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