Almost half of female drivers rate themselves as poor, and most men agree: lady drivers suck. What's up with the low self-esteem?
There is a belief that men who are really into their cars (be it slick, phallic sportsters or knobby-tired, pick 'em up trucks) have something to compensate for. Generally, that shortcoming is said to occur somewhere in the crotch region. And there may be some good reason for it. According to a recent study, men driving sports cars get a boost to their testosterone level.
OK kids, first things first. Size does not matter to every woman. Plenty of women are satisfied good and plenty and even preferably with some skillfull fingers and well-played tongues and a good battery-operated assistant. That being said, it does matter to some women and it certainly seems to matter to lots of guys who want to know if they measure up or not (as our many other articles on the topic might indicate). But how can a woman (or man) tell if a man will measure up (before the clothes are off, that is)? Are there certain ways a person can know for sure just by looking? We don't think there are definite 100% board-certified correct answers to these questions, but we do have some ideas of where a person may want to look, if this is a topic of importance to him or her.
Road trips can be full of adventure and discovery, from figuring out where the nearest available bathroom is to finding the cheapest diner. As timesunion.com points out, a road trip can be the perfect way to bond with your partner, using those long uninterrupted hours to uncover the name of his imaginary childhood friend or finally getting him to spill about his secret dream to be on Dancing With The Stars.
In the back of a car. 16% In your childhood bedroom on a visit home. 6% On an airplane. 5% Outside. 28% On a beach. 13% At a restaurant. 4% In a public bathroom. 8% At work. 12% Um... the bed? 9%
Ever since the invention of the automobile, cars and sex (and its more PG versions) have been intertwined in our culture and lives. Who doesn't remember the movie Grease with all its vehicular sexual shenanigans in the back of Chevrolets and while parked at the Drive-In, depicting a time more pure but just as risqué. Even Kate and Leo's sex scene in Titanic takes places in a car (on a boat).
Ever had sex in a car? Over 80% of American's say they've done it inside an automobile. Here, step-by-step directions for fulfilling your auto-lovin' fantasies.
Have you ever taken revenge on an ex? Did it feel good? Today's LoveFeed wonders if exacting revenge on your unfaithful partner is worth the effort.
A couple of fun-loving lovers in Wisconsin forgot to set their parking brake before engaging in a little car action. Their car rolled off the inspiration cliff and into a gorge. They survived relatively intact. Let's hope their sense of adventure did likewise.
In one of many interviews for the movie 27 Dresses, James Marsden mentioned that the notion of romance has changed for he and his wife of seven years. He said that it's now all about being thoughtful, adding that his wife viewed something as simple as filling the car with gas for her as the ultimate romantic gesture. Funny how the definition morphs over the years, isn’t it? I asked around here at Tango, and my officemates were in agreement. One staffer told me about an ex that, when she had given up on fixing her computer, secretly schlepped her desktop to the computer repair place, bought her a new motherboard, and left it under her pillow. Another says his wife finds it romantic when he does the dishes when she’s out running errands. (Nothing like coming home to an empty sink.) Simple acts, big love.
