Love Bytes: Five must-click sex, love and relationship links.

Me, my fiance and Facebook. [FNC iMag]

I guarantee that you have this problem, too. In a relationship or not, we spend more time with technology than with real people. I have actually seen (in my Newsfeed, of course) couples communicate through Facebook when they're sitting right next to each other.

Does a man who cheats on his wife really love her? [Yahoo! Shine]

Skyecandy introduces Skype dating. [URLesque]

High heels increase sex drive. [Lime Life]

10 ways to avoid hearbreak with dating services. [MSNBC]

Compatibility was already complicated enough. She's an only-child; he's from a family of 12. He's a meticulous planner; she's fly-by-her-seat spontaneous. But technology is fast adding an entirely new layer of compatibility for would-be couples. And it can suss out the potential for a relationship in a matter of dates, reports Monica Hesse for The Washington Post.

Indeed, mismatched technology preferences can end a romance before it begins. The hardest hit generation? Thirtysomethings, Kelli Lawless, who helms Dating and Mating in America, told the Post.

Apparently, the forty-ish are most likely to be in sync technologically (with … Read More

Sexperts is a new webseries about a couple who accidentally email their home-made sex tape to their friends. The result? They become reluctant sex gurus.

According to TVNZ (Television New Zealand, natch), a Kiwi company (Pop Media) is making the natural connection of adding Skype to a speed dating event. While I was thinking that it would be a good idea for Skype to sponsor such an event; Skyecandy has gone the full Whale Rider and actually fused the two things.

Skyecandy sets up system to leverage Skype's awesome ability to connect by adding an interface that allows users to enter romantic likes / dislikes and relevant information about themselves. Then the software arranges video dates based on a user's profile… voila … Read More

You know who knows how to fix a problem? The Scottish. They're just not as well-known for it because they generally don't let things get to the "problem" level and when they do they bring in the big guns: English getting 'em down? They bring in Rob Roy (or William Wallace, I guess). Ladies don't think you're sexy? Call in Rod Stewart (definitely not Michael McDonald). And if you absolutely have to get Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane to avenge your father's foul murder? Holler at your boy MacDuff (please forget Donalbain entirely). That's why I'm not surprised … Read More

Seven percent of people in the United States have rekindled a romantic relationship with the help of the internet, according to a new study. Re-establishing contact with a long-lost love can be pretty intense—just ask Teri L. Waine. Her high school boyfriend found her on Facebook and with him came a flood of old memories. But the United States doesn't stand out when it comes to rehabilitating hook-ups from the past. The world-wide average was 14%. The country with the most internet-inspired love renewals? India. A full 37% of Indians say the web has helped them renew … Read More

The inauguration of the 44th President of the United States Barack Obama is an event—like so many good and bad that capture the world's attention—that we'll look back on in years to come and recall vivid memories of where we were and whom we were with.

For most of us, the obligations of daily life will keep us apart from our significant others at the time Obama takes his oath of office—or will they? While you might not be able to hold your man's hand, you can stay abreast of his thoughts via Twitter, text message or Skype. Take a … Read More