Good afternoon everybody. #LadiesWeWantAnswers is trending on Twitter, AND it's 11/11/11. What a perfect opportunity to round up 11 of our favorite tweets about what men want to know.
It's a well-known (and somewhat sad and annoying) fact that us gals like to go for bad boys. The top dawgs, the reckless bad-asses who don't let society's rules keep them in place — yup, those are the kind of people lots of us want to date. Turns out, this phenomenon is alive and well in the penguin community too!
There's a good deal written about bad boys — how to recognize them and how to avoid getting your heart broken. The truth is they can teach us what not to do in a relationship and they can be our best teachers. But bad boys aren't the only dangerous men out there. You need to watch out for the "super nice guys" as well.
You would think that Elin Nordegren would stick to dating boy scouts after what she went through with cheating ex-husband Tiger Woods. Not so. According to OK! Magazine, the Swedish model's new businessman boyfriend Jamie Dingman is "a total playboy." What’s worse? TMZ claims that Dingman has been romantically linked to Rachel Uchitel, Tiger's most infamous mistress.
Recently, Lucia, Dating Expert on the YourTango Experts Blog, stirred up a heated discussion in her post, "12 Reasons Women Can't Stand Nice Guys." Her premise was that women say they prefer nice guys but usually end up dating bad boys because bad boys are more "real" than nice guys, more attractive, more respectable and more charming, to name a few reasons.
Having a bad day? Turn that frown upside down...unless you're a man in search of a girlfriend. According to new research from the University of British Columbia, women are more sexually attracted to brooding men than to smiling ones. Conversely, male subjects found cheerful-looking women more sexually attractive than women who display confidence and pride.
Jennifer Aniston had a brief fling with a grip, Brian Bouma, on the set of a film in 2008 and for some reason Bouma waited until now to come forward and spill the beans about his short relationship with Aniston and her apparent man-eating ways. Bouma told Star Magazine that Aniston pursued him rather aggressively and that being with her "was an overwhelming experience. I just want to set the record straight, she's not the person people think she is."
This guest article from Psych Central was written by Sophia Dembling. “Why do women like bad boys?” is the frustrated refrain of nice guys everywhere. I don’t pretend to have the answer to that question, though I do have my own pet theory: That being “bad” requires self-confidence and that’s what women are attracted to, not the “badness” per se.
This guest article from Psych Central was written by Sophia Dembling. “Why do women like bad boys?” is the frustrated refrain of nice guys everywhere. I don’t pretend to have the answer to that question, though I do have my own pet theory: That being “bad” requires self-confidence and that’s what women are attracted to, not the “badness” per se.
Do you believe in "Happily Ever After?" Have you considered the subliminal messages we receive from a very young age about relationships? Perhaps these myths are standing in your way of a healthy relationship? Watch this video and find out!
Love a strong jawline on a man? Researchers at the University of New South Wales recently found that we're not just looking for signs of virility—we're looking for a badass. A new study shows that a poor, dangerous environment makes bad boy, masculine men attractive. Is this why Denise Richards is dating Nikki Sixx, another in a long slew of bad boys?
