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- General
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Your Daily Couples Horoscope for June 03, 2025
Communication is key in any relationship, but sometimes things fall through the cracks. Our daily couple horoscope can help you find what's been lost and maintain that spark! Sweep your partner off of their feet and take charge of the evening's activities. You're filled with good energy, and they will love to follow along with your plans or your spontaneity! If you two need a make a purchase, especially a large one, you'll need to make sure that you shop sensibly. That could just mean doing a little extra research, or it could be more complicated. You want to solicit advice from a good friend on some issue that has been troubling you, and you should feel much calmer after you've heard it. Head back to your partner with a new confidence. Your mind is sharp right now, but maybe just a little too sharp. You may unleash a witticism that's more stinging than you intended, so get ready to drop everything and make up. You're learning more about your partner, and it draws you in even deeper. Use this opportunity to share more about yourself. There's no reason the information flow should be one way. Find out what the cards have in store for you with your 2022 Tarot Reading. You're feeling more certain than ever about your relationship right now, and it's a good time to let your partner know what's going on. You may need to wait for a good opening, though. You are totally consumed with thinking about your relationship, but that's not such a bad thing. You'll most likely hit on a few hot new ideas that will make life a lot sweeter for both of you. It's time to reach out to your partner and offer any help they may need. They might not have thought to ask, but you'll be able to give them exactly the right combination of ideas and energy. You're feeling fantastic and will almost certainly finish any responsibilities you have earlier than usual. See if you can sweep your partner off their feet and get an early start on the evening. Your partner and boss could be a little extra demanding today. If anyone can find a way to please them all, it's you, but it might take a lot more energy than you've got at the moment. You need to talk with your partner about your new ideas. Nobody can read your mind, after all! You'll be amazed by how well received they are and how quickly you can put them into action. You're feeling so absorbed in something that you might not realize your partner is waiting for you, patiently or impatiently. Try to pull yourself out of it, but don't be too surprised if that's hard. What do the planets say about your love life? Receive cosmic advice with your Daily Love Horoscope.
Washington Post
4 hours ago
- Health
- Washington Post
Asking Eric: Friend courts danger by feeding wildlife in her backyard
Dear Eric: A friend of mine is a lovely woman, and a real animal lover. The problem is that she lives near some woods and feeds the wild animals that come to her yard. I'm not talking about just putting out a bird feeder, but she feeds opossums, raccoons, deer and other creatures, and gets a lot of pleasure out of doing so. It is not recommended that anyone feed wild animals in this way. It is bad for the animals and for you, for lots of reasons.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- General
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Friend urged vanished teen to get out of East River because she couldn't swim: source
The search for a teenager who vanished in the fast moving East River resumed Saturday, as it emerged that a friend told the 15-year-old victim to get out of the water — because she couldn't swim. The girl, who was wearing a floral bathing suit, was sitting on the Roosevelt Island rocks dipping her toes in the water when the pal saw her going all the way into the river around noon on Friday, cops said. Her buddy tried to warn her, telling the victim to 'get out of the water, you know you can't swim,' a police source said. But the fast-moving current dragged the girl away. Her friend went to get help, but when she returned, the teen was gone. Police who responded to the 12:15 p.m. 911 call found the distraught friend next to the water. Investigators searching for the teen found video that appeared to show her being swept up river, the police source said. 'The video shows her being dragged north,' according to the source. Cops found two books, a bag, sneakers and some clothing belonging to the teenager, whose identity hadn't been released Saturday afternoon. The NYPD boats were back on the river Saturday afternoon as investigators looked for the girl. Local resident Adrina Hegbeli, 77, said she was down by the river Friday and saw the girls before the incident. 'It is a tragedy,' she said Saturday. 'I have seven grandchildren and I was devastated.' Some parkgoers speculated Friday that the girl dropped her phone and jumped in the water to get it, but police had no witness accounts of that, an NYPD spokesman said. Additional reporting Brigitte Seltzer
Washington Post
2 days ago
- Sport
- Washington Post
Amari Avery has to borrow a friend's clubs and still manages to make cut in the U.S. Women's Open
ERIN, Wis. — Amari Avery had to borrow a friend's clubs for one of the biggest rounds of her life and still found a way to make the cut in her first U.S. Women's Open. That was just part of an eventful weekend that also included an attempted break-in at the place where she was initially staying.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
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Woman Says She Is 'Disappointed' by Her Partner's Reaction After Their Friend Shoved Her at His Birthday Party: 'No Excuse'
A woman wrote in a post on Mumsnet that she felt let down by her partner's reaction after their friend got physical with her at a birthday party The woman said her partner defended the friend because "he's going through a divorce" and "his mom just died" "I told him his response showed how he's prioritizing his friendship over me," the woman wrote on the U.K.-based forumA woman is feeling let down by her partner for how he reacted when their friend got physical with her at a birthday party. In a post on the U.K.-based forum Mumsnet, the woman said she recently threw a celebration for her partner "with all his friends and family," and it "went off (largely) without a hitch." However, she explained that things took a turn for the worse when a couple they "are both very good friends with" showed up. Detailing that the pair "are currently going through a divorce," the woman continued, "It's largely amicable, however, the husband has started drinking quite a bit more and can get very aggressive." Adding that the man is "loud and quite broad," the woman also said he can be "quite traditional when it comes to gender roles, but this only ever seems to be picked up by women and not the men in his life.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. According to the woman, she and the man have "always had an odd relationship" and there have been tense moments, including times when she's criticized him "for how he's spoken to me or his wife." One such occurrence happened during the birthday party for her partner, the woman said, as the man "started drinking quite heavily and being quite loud and obnoxious to other guests" as soon as he and his soon-to-be ex-wife arrived. At one point during the event, the woman was checking in on all the guests to make sure they were doing okay. But, when she got to the man's table, the woman said, "He turned to me, told me to 'f--- off' and with both hands shoved me so hard I almost lost my footing." Detailing that "only a couple of people" saw the altercation, the woman pushed it aside until she and her partner returned to their home later that night. "I was a little disappointed at his reaction," she wrote, adding that her partner defended the man because 'he's going through a divorce" and "his mom just died." The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! Still, the woman told her partner that "there was no excuse" and she "could have been seriously hurt." She also told him that she was going to address the incident with the friend and how she felt she "deserved an apology" if her partner didn't do it himself. But, "two weeks" went by, because the woman said her partner "struggles with confrontation" — despite being her "biggest champion" and "a wonderful person." "I told him his response showed how he's prioritizing his friendship over me, and that if he'd just dealt with it immediately, then we would have already moved on," the woman wrote. "But I'm still not convinced he even gets my perspective on this, and it's really making me rethink our relationship for the first time in a very long time." As the woman concluded her post by writing that "even having to ask him is giving me a case of the ick," she was met with mixed reactions from other Mumsnet users. 'I can see why you are disappointed — I would not be happy with this kind of aggressive behavior, being ignored and minimized,' one person wrote. Another agreed, stating, "It's absolutely the man's job to stand in for his partner and address it and say something. It's normal!' Others, meanwhile, felt that the woman should have said something at the party and resolved the issue in the moment, rather than wait for her significant other to do so later. 'You said you'd raise it if your partner didn't. He hasn't, so why haven't you? You avoided confrontation at the party, and he's avoiding it now,' said one commenter. Read the original article on People
