Men are not the masters of the subtle. We're the sex that laughs at farts and watches Jean-Claude Van Damme movies, and we wouldn't know subtlety if it hit us over the head with a brick (which it probably wouldn't do, since, you know, it's subtlety and all).

As such, many of us have problems when it comes to dealing with women. Women communicate very subtly, and guys are looking for something more along the lines of a large neon sign declaring that you're willing to sleep with us or that you'd like to see us thrown through a plate glass … Read More

It's Friday and everybody's working for the weekend. Since you're trying to punch through the last work of the week, I decided to grab the best of the web's love and relationships content for ya. Here goes:

Over at Lemondrop, the ladies discuss sex with nerds. Specifically, they break down 7 types of nerds, why to sex them and how to bag them. I'm not 100 percent sure they used the term "nerd" accurately unless it just means someone who is really into something.

The Frisky wants you to get some tail, they really do. And they don't want … Read More

Are you giving off mixed signals? LoveFeed is here to help you deal with your friend, who may want something more. LoveFeed is YourTango's daily round-up of love, sex and relationship news and trends.

1. IT'S A CHEMICAL ATTRACTION
Pheromones, nature's sniffable love potion #9, provide us with important information about compatibility. Though aftershave or cologne can mask a man's pheromones, a recent study showed that people tend to pick perfumes similar to their body's natural odor.

"Perfumes enhance one's own scent and, thus, entice members of the opposite sex," says biological psychologist Dr. Nick Neave of England's Northumbria University. So if you like a man's cologne, it could be a sign that you're compatible—at least biologically.

2. MR. BIG STUFF
According to Michael Marinoff, a bartender at New York's Maritime Hotel, the modern Casanova wears many … Read More