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Action figures, dating site niche, how to meet a winner and the morning after.
Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.
Bedroom Feng Shui: designing for more sizzle. [Divine Caroline]
Whether you're single and looking for the right partner, or in a relationship and want to deepen your love and create more sizzle, then the first place to start is in the bedroom. Applying a few simple Feng Shui tips can take you from single to sizzle!
Chicks dig guys who collect action figures. Really? [Asylum]
Dating sites are even more niche than ever. FarmersOnly.com, anyone? {Urlesque]
Five best spots to meet a man, including MENSA testing day. Roadtrip! [Read More
Tips for keeping the love alive, role playing and Brad Pitt.
Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.
Reasons for staying with the one you love. [Huffington Post]
Surprisingly, of all the reasons couples gave me for why they chose to end their marriage or relationship, the loss of love or mutual friendship was often notably absent. It often came down to something else: the desire to start a new life. To not grow old. Or, at least, to not feel like they were. It is difficult to stay with the person who knows you best when you don't like what we see in the mirror.
Brad Pitt likes gay … Read More
One Hollywood stars takes on dating, while married people take job losses harder.
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Love advice courtesy of Katherine Heigl. [Limelife]
'You have to remember you're a team - there's nothing more valuable,' Heigl said. Now if only she could dispense some of that wisdom to her unmarried character on The Ugly Truth, who has a total OCD list of all the stuff her A-list man has to be (and do).
Ouch! Painful sex? What's up with that? [College Candy]
Job losses harder for married couples. [MSNBC]
The highest rates of stress were reported among those between ages 35 and 44, while two out … Read More
Plus, warming up cold feet, male biological clocks and determining your relationship insanity.
Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.
A U.K. study gauges how much certain phrases mean to people—literally. The three-word zinger, "I love you," is worth a reported $267,000. [Yahoo Shine]
4 ways to walk off your pre-wedding cold feet. [Huffington Post]
The male biological clock ticks too, so why is the stereotype gender specific? [Divine Caroline]
Several papers produced by researchers from the United States and the United Kingdom suggest that the older the men are, regardless of their socioeconomic status and the age of the mother, the more likely they … Read More
What to do before marriage, proof that we still love marriage and a cinematic proposal.
Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.
86% of those who want to get married will, U.S. stats show. [MSNBC]
More than 20 years ago, a Newsweek magazine article called “The Marriage Crunch” scared the bejesus out of many women by stating that if a white, college-educated woman hadn't married by age 30, she had a slim chance of ever tying the knot. ... The article was wrong then and now, a generation later, it is even more off the mark.
20 things all women should do before they marry. [The Frisky]
This guy went to great lengths … Read More
Vampire sex still hot. Plus, sex questions, unrequited love, sluts and texting blind dates.
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Marilyn Manson step aside, it seems that everyone is going goth and getting into vampire sex. [The Frisky]
It's been, let’s see, almost three months since I've gotten laid. I've done a little making out, but in general, most of my sexual satisfaction these days is from watching "True Blood" every Sunday on HBO. It's been a big year for vampires, but an even bigger one for vampire sex, which has got everyone from teenagers and Midwestern moms, to geek fan boys and, um, twentysomething bloggers obsessed with how they … Read More
Forgetting your corporate escape and chivalry is not dead.
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Are home lives and work lives about to the collide? [Recessionwire]
The corporate office as safe haven from domestic reality is finally dying. Here are my pregnant wife and her friend, a newly single mom, venturing forth together into the wide world on the deck of a new business model. No doubt about it: this is Oz territory. Kansas is but a memory; the twister has struck, the house has been spun on its axis and the land visible in sparkling Technicolor through the doors and windows is enticing, but terribly … Read More
Rules for friends with benefits, plus cheaters, bad boys, nerds and making the most of your time.
Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.
Interested in keeping a summer fling just that? Follow these tips to keep it cool and casual. [TresSugar]
Forgive a cheater? You decide! [College Candy]
It's like having your heart ripped out of your chest and tapped danced on by a sumo wrestler in stilettos – getting cheated on. And as if that's not bad enough, the horrible feeling of being cheated on often comes along with it's mustache-twirling evil twin – the repentant cheater – putting you in the awkward position of having to decide an important personal issue while a … Read More
Why race isn't important, plus Jon Gosselin and Katherine Heigl.
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Forget your type. Why physical traits shouldn't matter. [College Candy]
I’ve never quite understood the idea of having a “type” when it comes to dating. Favorite ice cream flavor? Sure. Favorite type of guy? Not so much. Perhaps this is because I’ve gone out and hooked up with a lot of different kinds of men, and I’ve found myself equally attracted to guys of varying ages, races, heights, and builds.
What Jon Gosselin's Match.com video could look like. [Buzz Feed]
Many women's professional lives start after kids. [DoubleX]
Orgasmic or … Read More
Moms like Twilight while love comes from an ad with a couple clicks.
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Robert Pattinson is what mothers' fantasies are made of. [Huffington Post]
I am shocked by this and a little disturbed by this inconsistency in my feminist politics and here's why: These books portray the archetypal barely-civilized man lusting, actually hungering, for a frail and naïve woman. She loves him because he's physically superior—tall, broad-shouldered, the whole Greek god thing, he knows her in a deep way that the rest of the superficial world has overlooked, and best of all, he can beat up anybody who messes with her.
Love in a couple … Read More
