Dear Newsweek, I was sexually molested by one of my brothers when I was 7. I didn't tell anyone then since I couldn't understand what was happening. When I was an adult, I learned that there are lasting negative effects on victims, but I sublimated the pain for the peace of the family. A recent conflict with that brother (unrelated to the abuse) unsealed the buried pain that made me so angry, I cannot be around him anymore. I also blame my other siblings for not saving me as a child, even if...

Finding out your husband is dating another woman while carrying his baby might be considered a nightmare for many. But it wasn't a problem for Danielle, 38, as she and her husband opened their relationship over a decade ago. "One day, he mentioned he is keen to casually date and I said that's fine but on two conditions," she said. This means they have agreed to go out, date and have sex with people outside of their marriage. Danielle told Newsweek about their non-traditional relationship that...

Dear Newsweek, I was married to a man from 2008 to 2011 and then I divorced him because he went to prison for attacking me with a knife after a fight we had. There was some abuse in the relationship but I really did love him. I did not press charges against him, but the city did against my will. After he went to prison, I did choose to divorce him. I lost touch with him while he was in prison and he did not contact me again until 2014. He said he had found Jesus and wanted to remarry me. In...

Almost half of all Americans are deficient in vitamin D. This shocking statistic was put to health experts who spoke to Newsweek about the importance of vitamin D and how not having enough of it in our bodies can affect our health and future well-being. Experts have linked low levels of vitamin D to depression, cancer, dementia and Alzheimer's. Data from The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey has previously revealed 42 percent of Americans are deficient in the nutrient that is...

Dear Newsweek, I'm getting ready to move out of my parents' house. One parent, the primary breadwinner, says that everything that was paid for with his money, including gifts, belongs to him. The other parent, who also works, is scared of that parent but says that gifts and other things that people buy for others belong to their recipients. They share a bank account. I have bought items for myself, with my own money and gift cards, and most of what I call my possessions were bought by my...