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Solution

It's probably one-to-many relationship, as 1 user can have many articles, posts, and comments. But an article or comment will belong only to 1 user. This may be the structure of your db:

users: id | username | password | ...
articles: id | user_id | title | body | ...
comments: id | user_id | article_id | body | ...

Just like user, an article may have one-to-many relationship with comments. An article has many comments but a comment belongs to only one article posted by one user.

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