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Genevieve Field and her boyfriend Rufus Griscom have created the perfect scenario for a breakup: they walked away from their day jobs, set up an office in their tiny New York City apartment, created an online sex magazine and contributed lots of incredibly personal stories. I give them six months max.
But for now, Field, 27, and Griscom, 29, are clicking. Attractive, bespectacled and living in a bookshelf-clogged apartment that looks very much like grad-school housing, they've become the cyber Ryan O'Neal and Ali MacGraw. Since they launched their online magazine, Nerve, on June 26 (the very day the Supreme Court...
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