Politics can teach children critical life lessons like how to lose gracefully (kind of), identifying what traits you admire in others, and channeling values into action.

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You have to trust your ex on this. The person you ultimately end up with will feel as sure about you as you feel about him.

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The way you instinctively respond when someone offers to help—whether you gracefully accept or anxiously deflect—holds ...