Plus, how to have a quickie without getting caught!
Everybody manscape now. What was your first time like? What is the first year of marriage "really" like? The importance of sexual chemistry. The truth about being a bridesmaid. How to have a quickie and not get caught. When is chivalry a little too much? The porn industry is mandating condom use. Great, non-hormonal birth control methods. Does your parents' failure at marriage doom you? Never date a guy named "Tom."
Decades ago, women were fighting for equal rights. Today, we're fighting for a return to chivalry.
Sometime between my high school years and full-fledged adulthood, it seems that it's become okay for men to not take the lead. I think I can speak for many women when I say we're not too happy about this trend. Here are a few things that we wish most men still did.
Plus: Where do all the nice guys hang out? 8 horrifying sex injuries. Occupy Wall Street condoms.
What is benevolent sexism? Occupy Wall Street condoms are a thing. Why haven't men demanded a male birth control pill? A Venn Diagram that really, really hates men. What to do when you have a crush on a person who's not your spouse. Where all the good guys are hanging out.
The 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' star proves that chivalry isn't dead!
Ryan Gosling is my ideal man. Not only is he incredibly handsome, funny, and modest, but he also happens to be living proof that chivalry does exist, even amongst the beautiful and famous. While strolling around Manhattan on Saturday, the Crazy, Stupid, Love star broke up a fight between two total strangers!
Is chivalry a lost art? Can women be chivalrous, too?
Is chivalry dead? Who teaches men (and women) how to be chivalrous? YourTango Experts dating coach Ross Felix and relationship coach Nicole Johnson discuss the definition of chivalry and ask whether it still exists in the 21st century. Learn how to add romance and chivalry to your relationship! Is Chivalry Dead? 5 Men Discuss [VIDEO]
Is it still important for men to pay the tab or can women chip in?
When is it appropriate for women to foot the bill for a date? And how can she offer without hurting his pride? YourTango Experts dating coach Ross Felix and relationship coach Nicole Johnson weigh in on who should pay for dinner and a movie. Should a woman offer to pay the tip? After how many dates can the woman contribute? Find out to avoid that awkward moment when the check arrives! Kelly Ripa Thinks Men Should Always Pay For Dinner: Do You?
Plus wedding porn, taking someone back and lightening up.
It's not your fault you're not married. Lightening up in a relationship. How many times you should take an ex back? Making the distinction between being in love versus being in need. Why a big, sexy bathroom isn't really that sexy. Wedding porn could be ruining your wedding. The ten spendiest weddings of all time. Eyeliner on men? Would you rather be skinny or have regular sex? Double dates are great for you. Are post-college men more chivalrous? Have you acted dumb for a date? What to expect when you're dating an Aquarius.
Whether a man is opening the door for a woman, sliding the chair away from the table so she can sit down, paying for her dinner on the first date, giving up a seat for a her, or simply allowing the woman to enter the elevator first, these are all common examples of chivalry. Whoever said chivalry was dead, clearly doesn’t live in the south where it is still alive and kicking. Every single day, I’m experiencing chivalrous acts by men—most of whom I don’t even know!
Ladies, listen up! A holiday study reveals which U.S city is most chivalrous.
In a recent "chivalry smack-down" between five major cities, young women and elderly men were stationed on high-traffic corners and loaded up their arms with boxes until they were visibly struggling to hold them. Which cities were the most helpful, and which gave the struggling shoppers the cold shoulder?
Women want chivalry, romance and equality. Can our men be our equals and heroes?
Think gender inequality only affects your salary and chances for promotion? Not exactly. According to a new Harris Interactive Poll, most of us still feel sexism is very much alive, and it's affecting our careers and our love lives. Not surprisingly, there's a huge divide between men and women over how far we've come in terms of gender equality: While 55 percent of men believe things are pretty much equal now just 32 percent of women would agree. The problem isn't just that we still feel like we're being treated unfairly, although that is a factor, considering that 80 percent of women feel that they don't receive the same pay for the same job and 75 percent feel they are discriminated against when it comes to promotions. The glass ceiling's also taking a toll on our relationships.
