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The iconic Indian's messages about non-violence and forgiveness serve as good love advice.
In honor of the 140th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's birth, we've culled together 4 ways to practice, in your love life, what he preached. As Indians take a national holiday to celebrate the anniversary of the politician and spiritual leader's birth, we examine several quotes for which he's best known. Turns out, they serve as good relationship advice, too.
1. "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." Maybe infidelity ruined your last relationship. Rather than seeking to avenge this wound, make a goal to never cause that pain to someone else. Or perhaps someone you were dating never … Read More
After being left at the altar, Franz Wisner decided to go on his honeymoon—with his brother. After traveling to 53 countries during a two-year span, Wisner penned a New York Times bestselling memoir, the aptly titled Honeymoon With My Brother. But, the journey didn't stop there. The pair recently traveled to seven more countries, along the way looking to learn about love, relationships and romance around the world. Wisner's travels led him to not only recover from his breakup, but to find a new love. Dumped? 10 Healthy Ways To Heal
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Could television be the great third-world prophylactic savior?
While you were focused on why that Congolese student asked Hillary Clinton for Bill's take on China's growing influence on the African continent, CNN.com had a slightly more important story: would the world have fewer hungry mouths if more people had access to decent television?
First and foremost, there is a World Population Day and it was on July 11. This year, the Indian Minister of Health and Welfare, Ghulam Nabi Azad, made an interesting comment regarding population control in the subcontinent. To paraphrase, he thought that if they could get electricity to villages, the locals may be … Read More
Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, concludes that Indian women have the best of all worlds when it comes to looking for love. They can go the traditional route and seek an arranged marriage, they can date and look for a love marriage, or they can opt for total freedom and remain unmarried.
Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series!
VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All?
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Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, discovers that some women and men are opting out of arranged marriage by working, dating and holding out for love. They tell Liz, "We've met the cautionary tales, and they're married."
Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series!
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Liz Tuccillo, Sex and the City writer and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, finds out that in India, before an arranged marriage people check out their intended's horoscope, and poorly allinged stars are grounds for calling off the union.
Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series!
VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All?
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Liz Tuccillo, writer for Sex and the City and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, learns that in Mumbai, India everyone—your parents, cousins, friends, accountant—wants to help you get married. And since your family
Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series!
VIDEO: Single In India: Arranged Marriage For All?
VIDEO: Single in India: First Marriage, Then Love
VIDEO: Single in India: Marriage Is A Group Effort
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Liz Tuccillo, writer for Sex and the City and co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, asks why is the divorce rate so low in India? She finds out that Indians are taught that happiness is a state of mind. And if you've had an arranged marriage you wed first, and learn to love your husband over time, as you get to know him.
Want to know what happens next? Watch all the India webisodes from Liz Tuccillo's "How To Be Single" series!
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Tips for socializing more, sexual harassment in India and naughty photos
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Need something to get out off the computer and out of the house? Here's some tips for more socializing. [Huffington Post]
Follow the Obama trend and have a date with your partner regularly. Make a pact not to talk about work or the kids, and instead tell funny stories, read poetry, reminisce about when you met, and pay each other at least five compliments before the night is over.
Jeans are responsible for sexual harassment, Indian officials believe. [TresSugar]
Looking for naughty photos? Try these tips to make the best … Read More
Or, a brief history of tonsil hockey.
If you're like us, you've wondered from time to time how this or that guy's tongue ended up in your mouth. And no, we're not talking about how a certain Air Supply song and a specific number of drinks led you to do something that you might feel compelled to deny the next day. Rather, we've wondered how the whole practice of kissing came about in the first place.
Fortunately for us, the geniuses over at Discovery have made a very short video entitled the "Skinny on Smooching," which attempts to lay out the history of kissing, and … Read More