Durex and YourTango are teaming up to host the year's biggest sex survey and we want YOU to be a part of it. Between now and June 10, 2013, you'll have the chance to answer all sorts of questions you don't generally get to discuss, except perhaps with your lover and your closest friends.
If you're in a relationship, chances are you'll be taking a road trip this summer—so you'll want to read what we've learned from our survey! For the second time, we've joined up with Ford to ask 1,000 people about traveling with their significant others.
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A new YourTango survey reveals the pervasiveness and the erosive nature of one of couples' worst habits: nagging.
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Whether you nag, are nagged or are the rare gem who lives a nag-free existence, we want to hear all about your coupled communication habits in our new survey.
Online dating is a lot like a job in sales. Only rather than convincing potential customers to purchase a product, you're persuading them to invest their time in getting to know you. The reward? A few dates and, if you're lucky, a serious relationship.
A recent survey conducted by online dating site OurTime.com found that 42 percent of adults would not date somebody outside of their race. Within that statistic, respondents age 55 and up tended to lean more toward those of their own race, at a whopping 54 percent, compared to those between 18 to 34 at only 33 percent.
With all of the chemical antidepressants out there trying to force us into better moods, it seems nature had a powerful one for us all along: semen. A new study shows the man-goo can have a positive effect on a woman's mental health.
Though many people wouldn't forgive a partner for cheating under any circumstances, many of us, for various reasons, would at least begin to go in that direction. Many experts, including those on YourTango, have helpful advice on how to move toward reconciliation, and how to understand why cheating occurs.
