Lisa and Bryan are moving in together.

Amelia Earhart's prenuptial agreement written to George P. Putnam is pretty awesome.

Unfortunately, the three middle-aged children who received this critical email from their "bitterly disappointed" father, a retired Royal Navy officer named Nick Crews, may not be able to say the same.

“First of all – and I don’t mean to be crass, but I think it’s important to be at least a little practical when it comes to choosing a life partner – the narrator is both a prince and a doctor. You will want for nothing; he will always have a backup plan.” — In a close textual analysis of “Two Princes” by the Spin Doctors, Mallory Ortberg makes a strong argument for The First Prince (“…It’s frankly concerning that this man is carrying his wealth around in his pockets … That’s some libertarian mess that you don’t need. Point: narrator.”)

 

In The Atlantic, Michele Willens examines the difficulties that men have when it comes to maintaining friendships with other men as they age. Willens says that one of the reasons for this is due to the rifts that are caused when their careers diverge:

Moving in together is a lot of work. Start talking.

Lisa and Bryan and moving in together.

Lisa and Bryan answer some life questions.

Lisa and Bryan are moving in together and here's why.

Money made us a family.