Should boys be vaccinated against HPV? This is the new hot button question after the Food and Drug Administration approved Gardasil use in men last week. The New York Times recently reported that advisory groups recommended boys between the ages of 9 and 25 soldier into doctor's offices and get injected with the costly, but effective, shot. Sex Does A Body Good

Gardasil, on the market since 2006, was previously just recommended for women as it protects against two strains of HPV that if undetected can lead to 90 percent of cervical cancer cases. While the shot prevents … Read More

Many women today embrace the notion of being an independent woman. Women everywhere are saying "screw you" to society’s one-time norm of being a spinster if you aren't married in your twenties, and instead aren't walking down the aisle until they are good and ready. Read: Is It Better Or Worse To Marry Young?

Furthermore, though biologically a women can give birth before she can legally drive, women are fighting their biological clocks by having kids later in life or not at all.

Nevertheless, according to the New York Times, studies show that women (or really girls) are … Read More

LoveFeed takes a look at The Frisky's article on "The Four Guys on TV To Avoid." A look at four of the hottest studs on the tube, and why you should avoid their types like the plague.

Michelle Lehman's "Marry Me" is an adorable short film that won the annual Australian Tropfest short film competition. A young girl is enamored with the BMX bike obsessed boy who lives next door. She has decided that HE will be her husband. First, she just needs to get him to notice her.

Want to know what to wear, where to go and how to prepare for a first date? Let us help. The LoveFeed gives you the lowdown on Glamour's article on the 25 First Date Dos and Don'ts.

The LoveFeed discusses Amy Borkowsky, a single woman trying to raise $3 million for a Super Bowl personal ad. Will she raise the millions needed to promote her single self all across America? And if so, will Mr. Right be watching?

The Los Angeles Times reports today on a 10-year-old girl from Yemen who successfully divorced her husband, a man in his mid-30s, after suffering physical and sexual abuse.

The girl's father, fearing death if he dishonored his family by asking for a divorce, refused to intervene on his daughter's behalf. The groom had apparently promised not to touch the girl, Nujood Ali, until she reached puberty.

Determined, Ali took matters into her own hands. She borrowed bus money from a sympathetic aunt and arrived at a courthouse in the Yemeni capital, Sana, last April to request a divorce.

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