It’s sad, it’s funny and it’s heartwarming. It wasn’t edgy and raw, but the dialogues and interactions were real. Each episode, set in New York City, is a stand-alone story, with a small tied up bow at the end of the last episode. Things ranging from empty nesting to bipolar disorder, aging, self-loathing, human connection, are beautifully crafted. There is nothing overly dramatic, it is honest, everyday stuff. True Stories Behind ‘Modern Love’ TV Series I’d be watching, and something would spark a memory of something I’d done or felt....

Can An Abusive Husband Ever Change? Can abusers change? For years, I held on to the hope that they could. I loved him dearly. My husband was in the merchant navy and would be home only for six months in a year. After our marriage, when he left for his trip, I was expected to single-handedly take care of all the household chores and was insulted at the slightest fault on my part....