emotional
How to hold off on doing the deed, at least tonight.
"I would really like to invite you up but...
... I get really, really, really, really attached to someone after we sleep together. Really attached."
... I am at present an impenetrable fortress of Spanx."
... I'm not ready to tell you about my herpes status."
... I'm not ready to be disappointed by what appears to be your smaller than average member."
Have you been in this situation before? You're not a prude, but sometimes there are any number of reasons why you're not willing or able to go for the deed on a particular night. And maybe it's a good thing. Read More
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A look at some of the most unhealthy relationships ever filmed.
Sure, the characters in television shows are generally gorgeous, intelligent, and seem to lead lives well outside their financial means. Nevertheless, even these blessed fictional beauties have problems when it comes to relationships. Commitment phobes, sex addicts, and the emotionally unhealthy run rampant on today's most popular television programs. Take a look at these couples and feel better about your own relationship. You're welcome.
Blair Waldorf and Chuck Bass, Gossip Girl
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Find out what lips, ears and hairlines have to do with whether or not someone will be a good lover.
As if we need anymore real or imagined red flags in the dating department, Jean Haner, a supposed "expert in understanding facial features" and author of The Wisdom of Your Face thinks she's can tell by the structure of someone's mug what kind of significant other and lover they'll make. Haner claims your face is a "blueprint for who you really are inside" and somehow makes the case for outer genetics innately traveling inward.
Haner has pinpointed certain features to covet and one's to avoid.
So much for inner beauty, eh?
God help any of us if … Read More
No wonder rock stars are such tortured souls.
Musicians who bag an obscene amount of chicks may have a genetic advantage to thank. Well, that's not to discredit the more obvious, literal advantages—singing love songs in leather pants surrounded by dim lights and whisky shots can't hurt either.
According to a recent study by Northwestern researchers, musicians hear the emotion in sounds more than non-musicians. This means a flat and pissed off, "nothing's wrong, thanks" will have a harder time passing the trained guitar strummer's ears than say, an aloof blogger, who may just take you on face value and continue thinking of … Read More
Breaking up can turn you into a ball of emotions. Strategies for getting over him—for good—here.
The worst part of the end of a relationship can be the lack of one. The open-endedness and plaguing questions of why and how it all went downhill can keep you up at night. We've all been there, waiting for answers that never came and wasting precious time trying to get that closure from an ex who just wasn't willing to give it.
There are tons of books and magazines on how to get him, please him and make him happy, but missing from much of that literature is practical advice on how to get what you need, whether it's … Read More