Ask Roe: I travel a lot and at home I find the talent available never left Ireland for more than a holiday

Researchers are beginning to see bots repurposed for emotional support in lieu of traditional mental healthcare

What’s most striking about a book ostensibly about celebrating women’s freedom is its utter joylessness

Ask Roe: She explained that before their relationship they were just friends and she wanted to keep that friendship

Ask Roe: I’m beginning to wonder if we are just friends. We never sleep together

Ask Roe: ‘She insists I wear a mask all day, and we have separate bedrooms and bathrooms’

Ask Roe: Sex with my husband has always been fine, nothing more. It’s familiar to the point of numbness

This is not a book about collapse, nor a story of triumphant overcoming. It is something more complex

Ask Roe: It had been years since we met, and in our 20s we were in love with each other

Couples together for decades reflect on the arc of their relationships, including the tough times and the everyday rituals that sustained them

Love isn’t something you secure once and protect from change. It’s something you keep on creating

Couples together for decades reflect on the arc of their relationships, including the tough times and the everyday rituals that sustained them

Ask Roe: I’m worried if I leave I won’t find someone as caring as him, but I also feel stuck

Set over a single night in a family home, Fair Deal uses a dispute around care and inheritance to ask not who gets the house, but what the house has already done to the people inside it

Ask Roe: He can’t understand how I can associate with family and friends who think differently to me