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The Twitter net has been OTR ("off the rack," shorty) the last few days with hash tag tweets (hash tags are the pound sign placed before a word or phrase like #this, and are a way of saying "this is cool" and "we're on the same team"). The superstar hash tags today were mad relationship-y and included: #HesCuteBut, #ShesCuteBut and #LadiesPleaseStop. The hash tags are then followed by a pithy reason that he/she is not cute and what ladies need to cease doing. Delightful. Read: Fill In the Blank: He's Cute But...
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YourTango this week was all about helping you understand men.
YourTango this week was all about your favorite dating accessory: Him!
From men's tastes in music to their capacity to forgive, if you were paying attention this week, you now know a lot more about him.
But, in case you were too busy falling ever deeper in love with your own man, here's this week's best, from YourTango.
Video: Guys' Favorite Classic Make-Out Albums
He likes Madonna and Diana Krall? Seriously?
Community Blog: My Husband Forgave Me For Hitting Him
patswife shares some experiences from the heart.
Community Blog: 10 Secrets Men Keep From Women
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Time to examine your half-complete New Year's Resolutions.
The year is halfway over (really it's halfway over on the 2nd of July, but who gives a Fraggle*?) and you are desperately behind on your New Year's resolutions. Your swimwear body still makes you uncomfortable (it's OK, I think you're beautiful), you have yet to tackle the collected works of Dostoevsky (it's OK, Crime And Punishment kicked my ass too) and your kitchen has yet to remodel itself (it's OK, you're not going to be able to sell your place for a decent price in this economy anyway). Nonetheless, looking back at the grand idealism that is January … Read More
Study seeks to establish link between what he says and how she feels.
Researchers from La Trobe University in Australia are seeking to correlate a link between a woman’s self-esteem and body image and her partner’s opinions.
Basically, researchers are going to explore how couples discuss the woman’s appearance and achievements and how she feels about herself. Good enough. There are two theories on this: 1) Women are happiest when they get positive feedback irrespective of how they view things. 2) Women prefer having their own beliefs validated even if theses beliefs are negative.
So it’s the Homer Simpson theory versus the Liz Lemon … Read More
