September 2008 Archives
LET YOUR BODY DO THE TALKING
We all hunt for the perfect chat-up line, but in reality, our body gives away a great deal before we open our mouth. It is estimated that when you meet a stranger, their impression of you is based 55 per cent on your appearance and body language, 38 per cent on your style of speaking and a mere 7 per cent on what you actually say.
Continue reading Love special: Six ways to woo your lover.
Q. Are there people
who are emotionally incapable of falling in love? I ask because I
recently broke up with a truly awesome girl. I just didn't feel any
deep emotions developing. So I cut the strings sooner rather than
later.
This could simply be filed under the "she's not the one" category of failed relationships. But as I look at my dating history (I'm almost 30, so it's getting to be a pretty thick history), I've noticed that I never really developed the deeper feelings that I probably should have. Sure, there have been some good reasons for some of my breakups (she's way too controlling, or we have totally different interests). But I usually find myself using those facts as excuses to bail.
Continue reading Are there people who can't fall in love?.
| The hand job... what a delicate thing and at the same time the thing that some girls are afraid of most! Well, let us break it down for you and show you it ain't that bad. |
Continue reading The Hand Job!.
As if getting through the early stages of dating without blowing it
isn't enough, things don't get any easier from there on. A million
things can still collide with an otherwise solid relationship and leave a couple wrenched in two.
Of course, many of these problems can be worked through, but deciding to deal with any relationship killers requires careful thought as to whether the relationship is worth the trouble or not. Sometimes, despite all the hard work getting there, it's best to just cut your losses and move on.
No one can list all the potential things that can screw up the course of true love, but we can give you a heads up on the most likely causes of coupledom death with these top 10 relationship killers.
Of course, many of these problems can be worked through, but deciding to deal with any relationship killers requires careful thought as to whether the relationship is worth the trouble or not. Sometimes, despite all the hard work getting there, it's best to just cut your losses and move on.
No one can list all the potential things that can screw up the course of true love, but we can give you a heads up on the most likely causes of coupledom death with these top 10 relationship killers.
Continue reading Relationship Killers.
Ladies, if you've ever used stress as a reason not to have sex, you might want to reconsider. A recent
study performed in the Netherlands found that the area of the brain linked to anxiety actually switches
off during orgasm. So the next time you come home from a rough day and are feeling all anxious, you might
just want to hit the sheets alone or with a partner!
Continue reading Stress Be Gone.
In a 2001 article in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pace University Professor Terence Hines claimed that the G spot is a myth. Although the spot eluded Dr. Hines (we feel sorry for his wife), it need not be for you. The G spot is not really a spot; it is really a ridge of erectile tissue that surrounds the urethra and the para-urethral glands, and stimulating it leads to powerful orgasms, often including the ejaculation of copious amounts of fluid in many women. Although G spot is a modern term, coined by a Western gynecologist, it was described in Indian erotic texts written more than a millennium ago.
Continue reading Finger Tips - Finding the G Spot.
