Holiday hookups may be all the rage this season — you know, right alongside temporary boyfriends and desperate attempts to hang out under the mistletoe.
One would think that, after years of condom-on-banana sex ed in our schools, we'd finally get that condom use is kind of a smart idea. And when I say "kind of," I really mean "just wrap it up, you idiots."
Every now and then, science does us a favor and sheds some much-needed light on the differences between men and women. Given the number of misconceptions there are about love, a group of psychologists took it upon themselves to review existing research and debunk six sex and gender myths most of us believe, although we shouldn't.
Movies, TV shows and songs—essentially, all of popular culture—would have us believe that no-strings-attached, casual sex is something that men are more interested in than women. It's true that over the years, gender-based stereotypes have assigned to guys the role of sex-seeking and to ladies the search for something serious. A new study, however, challenges those assumptions—while showcasing how such behavior affects a person's perception of a woman.
Have you been giving up the goods before the "traditional" third date rolls around? If so, then you're not alone.
To hook up. What does it mean? Turns out even though college students are the ones doing most of the hooking up, they don't quite know what it means. And a new study proves that there's a lot more talk about hooking up than people actually doing it. Surprised, anyone?
There's a new survey out of Los Angeles that claims men would rather pay for a date if they knew they were headed for true love, which means maybe, as the LA Weekly puts it, we need to give guys just a little more credit.
Looking to get an A in partying? Whether or not a one night stand leads to a serious relationship, Newsweek ranks the 25 schools where students have the best odds of hooking up.
Your weekend Love in Numbers. 30 breakup lines to steal from books, 21 songs to get frisky to while Hurricane Irene is raging, 6 awful sex positions you do NOT want to try, and more.
Ladies, how do you prefer to be approached by a man? There is surely no single answer to such a question—unless, of course, you're talking about a one-night stand, according to a new study. It claims that when it comes to casual sex, women prefer straightforward and aggressive pick-up tactics, and men are more than willing to deliver them.
Think New York residents have the most casual sex? Think again. Las Vegas? Keep guessing.
