The postponement of partnership formation and parenthood in the context of an early
average age at leaving home has resulted in increased heterogeneity in the living …

'Living apart together'–that is being in an intimate relationship with a partner who lives
somewhere else–is increasingly recognised and accepted as a specific way of being in a …

Most unattached older persons who would like an intimate partnership do not want to
remarry or be in a marriage‐like relationship. A growing trend is to live apart together (LAT) …

The past few decades have seen substantial changes in relationship formation and
dissolution patterns in Australia, as in other Western countries, including the postponement …

This and an accompanying article (Robertson and Monaghan 2012) constitute a
developmental 'think piece'on embodied heterosexual masculinities, emotions and health …

Interpretations of living apart together (LAT) have typically counter-posed 'new family
form'versus 'continuist'perspectives. Recent surveys, however, construct LAT as a …

Models‐in‐the‐minds about the proper and right way to be a true friend or to “do” family
behavior may not necessarily fit lived experience, especially in cases where relationships …

Drawing on a 2011 national survey and 50 semi-structured interviews, we explore the
differing ways in which those in living apart together (LAT) relationships discuss and …

Martin and Lucy were one of the couples I interviewed for the study that forms the basis of
this book. Interesting, as I found all the couples, they were the one who perhaps made me …

'Living apart together'–that is being in an intimate relationship with a partner who lives
somewhere else (LAT)–is increasingly recognised and accepted as a specific way of being …