Mankini: a one- piece bathing suit for men, with a T-back (think Borat). Let's see how long this one stays part of the lexicon.
Find out which of the five love languages is your primary means of expressing love.
This past week has found us in our offices giggling, raising our eyebrows and nodding our heads in agreement as we judged the Amazing Sex Contest. We asked you to describe your most toe-curling sexytime in 10 words or less and got over 800 submissions!
Forget chemistry, similar values, having the same favorite movies or any of the usual signs we look for to see if a date may blossom into something long-term. What if the key to compatibility is in our words, or, more specifically, the words between our words?
Words should be used to build up or used to exchange information. The spoken and unspoken words mixed with actions impact relationships for many years. The resulting feelings influence the current and future relationships. Words can edify but they can also destroy.
Following the success of a book of six-word memoirs, SMITH magazine's Six-Word Memoirs On Love & Heartbreak By Writers Famous & Obscure (Harper Perennial) offers all the highs, lows and in-betweens that define matters of the heart in 130 pages-worth of six-word accounts. Here, a few favorites, which capture the humorous, happenstance and heartbreaking sides of the thing we call love.
Love Lexicon tells you all the words you need to know to date in 2008. This episode: swoondoggle, narcissitryst, and bargain shopping.
Love Lexicon gives you all the words you need to know to date and mate in 2008. This episode is all about the newlyweds: flumerang, restless finger syndrome, and ring wraith.
Atextual, Umfriend and Craftsman. Test your LQ, your "love quotient!"
