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- Sex June 19, 2013
- Keeping Your Ex At A Distance June 12, 2013
- Falling in Love June 5, 2013
- Guest Blog: Never lose yourself in your relationship May 24, 2013
- A Huff and a Puff and a Huffington Post About Women
- C. M. Rubin: The Global Search for Education: Women - Part 3 June 20, 2013
- The Adulterous Behavior 30% Of People Won't Admit To June 20, 2013
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- Cathryn Woodruff: 9 Things I've Decided Aren't Worth Stressing Over June 19, 2013
- Melinda Gates: Three Deadly Diseases, One Common Cause June 19, 2013
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- When Guy Code Goes Too Far June 19, 2013
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- Storytime with...Sex Photographers June 18, 2013
- Miss Information: How do I tell my date about my mental illness? June 17, 2013
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Category Archives: Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Petraeus: Did He or Didn’t He Betray Us?
We should be so lucky when it comes to our other government officials: Although all the facts are not yet known, it appears that once it became clear that CIA Director General David Petraeus had exercised poor judgment not just … Continue reading
Posted in Bodies Politic, In the News, People Ought to "No!" Better, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged affair, extramarital
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Political Theorists and the Gender Gap: A Hit or a Ms?
With the Presidential election almost upon us, now may be a propitious time to acknowledge what everybody knows: The two candidates are pandering to the two genders. No surprise there. But what is surprising is how they manage to stand for contradictory … Continue reading
Posted in Bodies Politic, No Men Allowed!, No Women Allowed!, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged candidates, election, gender gap
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First, First Ladies
For anyone older than, say, twenty, you know the expression Ladies first. That’s because well-mannered men are taught from the time they’re kids that when they open a door they should hold it open to let ladies pass through the … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Laws and Disorder, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged candidate, convention, spouse
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“Good and Bad . . . We All Made Mistakes.”
Or as those with a more passive way of framing things might say, “Mistakes were made.” Congratulations, Rielle. Be real, Rielle. You’re not seriously trying to equate the mistakes you made with the mistakes that Johnny Ed made, are you? Or (shudder!) … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, People Ought to "No!" Better, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged excuses, other woman
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Are Relationships Supposed to be Such Hard Work?
This subject is from a fellow blogger over at MidLove Crisis, who wonders aloud (well, on his blog) about the incontrovertible fact that, yes, relationships are hard work. No point in repeating his conclusion here — Lovehacked is more about the … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple, The Course of Courting
Tagged blog, relationships, work
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The Verdict At Last: “I Done Wrong.”
Well, the jury finally decided: Not guilty. On one count. The rest of the charges . . . Not so clear. Not guilty. Perhaps not legally guilty, but what about the other kinds of guilt? Simply because the legal system doesn’t offer … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Laws and Disorder, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged affair, candidate, guilt, legal, not guilty
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While We’re Waiting for the Verdict . . .
Here’s what we’ve learned from the John Edwards trial: 1. When you’re a middle-aged man, no matter how well you’ve weathered the years, keep your fly zipped. 2. If you’re a middle-aged man running for President, no matter how handsome … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, People Ought to "No!" Better, Politics and Lust, An Odd Couple
Tagged birth control, trial, verdict
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