Chocolate, flowers, and cards: Oh my! Why we give these gifts on Valentine's Day.
Ever since we were in pre-kindergarten, Valentine's Day has been marked by cards, flowers, chocolate, and—depending on your luck—that One Special Person. But do you know why Valentine's Day is the way it is? Like 'em or loathe 'em, here we explain the holiday's most popular traditions.
Getting a date is as easy as flashing a little red? Count us in.
We're betting red dress shirts have been flying off the shelves since last week, when a study revealed that women are attracted to men in red. But the reverse is true, too—men go gaga over a woman in red. Here's how to update your look with the sexy shade that men love the most.
Got a thing for gingers? You're not alone. One guy explains why he loves redheads.
A reader wrote in asking me why most men are "fascinated" with redheads. In this instance, I think "fascinated" is a nice way of saying "obsessed." She admitted to being a redhead, and, therefore, the object of such ardor. She's asked these men why they are so drawn to the crimson-haired, and the best she ever got out of them was "Redheads iz just hawt, yo!" This is true, but it is not the whole truth.
Set yourself apart from the Valentine's Day wedding masses.
Here are a few great ideas to keep your Valentine's wedding plans unique...
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Red instinctively makes men want to date and spend money on women. Shopping time!
According to a new study, it is best to wear red when on a hot date. Red instinctively makes women more attractive to men. They are also likely to spend more money on women who wear red rather than other colors like green, blue, or gray.
Red is sexy, a thin line between love & hate, and the genetics of sexuality.
The morning news feed. Men prefer women in red, exploring sex with Halloween costumes, the warden's wife and the escaped convict, a thin line between love and hate, theories on genetics role in sexuality, gender selection, gay marriage in Connecticut, and which ring to propose with.
Did you ever ignore a red flag and regret it later on?
Did you ever ignore a red flag and regret it later on? Also, what would you do if you found out the woman you were dating had different political views as you?