Seriously, Maybe (A Fella’s Point of View)- 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
- Deception May 22, 2013
- Huff and a Puff and a Huffington Post About Women
- Robin Hoffman: Perspective Lends a Helping Hand June 19, 2013
- Dem Rep: 'However Inarticulate, I Think Miss Utah Was On To Something' June 19, 2013
- SHE'S OUT June 19, 2013
- LOOK: 7 Celebs Who Embrace Single Life June 18, 2013
- 'Mad Men' Star: 'I Thought I Was Going To Play A Dad On ABC Family' June 18, 2013
- Posts to Read but only if You’ve Got the Nerve
- Storytime with...Sex Photographers June 18, 2013
- Miss Information: How do I tell my date about my mental illness? June 17, 2013
- Guess the Cosmo Sex Tip June 17, 2013
- The Nerve Sex Mixtape: How to say you're sorry June 17, 2013
- Talking to Strangers: New York, New York June 14, 2013
- The Top 5 Sexiest Professions In The News June 14, 2013
- What Science Says About Relationships:
- E-commerce's future is in creating 'swift guanxi,' or personal and social rapport June 14, 2013
- Automated 'coach' could help with social interactions June 14, 2013
- Big movies and other cultural products have evolutionary roots June 12, 2013
- People anticipate others' genuine smiles, but not polite smiles June 12, 2013
- Humans are happier when they do the right thing; It also helps them overcome difficulties June 12, 2013
- You're so vain: Study links social media use and narcissism June 11, 2013
Category Archives: Science of Love and Lust
A New Scientific Study That Means . . . Nothing
New study published just the other day, out of Montreal’s McGill University: Here it is (hold on to your hats): Among couples where both partners take on at least some of the household and parenting duties, couples are happier. Happier, … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Science of Love and Lust, The Bond That Ties (Marriage)
Tagged scientific study
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If You’re Gentlemanly, Are You a Misognynist?
Comes a report . . . Is teaching young men to be . . . a form of sexism? Is holding open the door for a member of the fairer sex a guarantee that the purported gentleman will turn out … Continue reading
May December Bring More May-December Romances?
From the New York Daily News, an art-tickle about celebrity May-December romances: Click here for the Daily News story Was it Rod Stewart who started the trend? Or Billy Joel? Or Joan Collins? Probably it was the first caveman (or … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Science of Love and Lust, The Sport of Love
Tagged age, caveman, fertility
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Another Warm-Up
The forecast for this week and the forecast for next week is . . . warmer than usual. But warmer than usual is quickly becoming the usual. Say what you will about global warming, whether you’re dismissive or whether you’re a … Continue reading
Post-Thanksgiving Crashes (Ka-Boom!)
The turkey was stuffed and now so are we. What is it about holidays in general – and the ones that pop up on the calendar at the end of the year in particular – that cause so much stress … Continue reading
Posted in History Lessons, In the News, Science of Love and Lust, The Bond That Ties (Marriage)
Tagged holidays, Thanksgiving
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When 50 Shades Disappoints Like 50 Fizzled Meteors
Recently, we had the night of the not-so-fabled Leonid Meteor Shower. The annual mid-November event about which expectations tend to be lower than for other meteor showers. And for those of us who were out there, dutifully scanning the skies … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Science of Love and Lust, The Course of Courting
Tagged Fifty Shades, fireworks, meteors
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No Man is an I-Land
The difference between men and women (or, rather, one difference among many) is that men evidently have less of an aversion to being alone than women do. Think about it: If you had to place a bet on who invented the isolation … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, In the News, Science of Love and Lust, Women Talk About Men
Tagged band, isolation, music
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