Mon 08 Mar 2010 |
334
8 readers recommended
|
When it comes to understanding the basics of a relationship you would be right in thinking that it rarely gets more basic between two partners than the sexual basis of their relationship. Sex is so basic in how we form and sustain our relationships that it often becomes the catalyst which makes them happen and dysfunctions on that front often also lead to their break down. |
|
Read more...
|
|
 A Brazilian mayor has banned so-called ‘sex bracelets’ worn by children to flaunt their sexual preferences from all public schools, saying they lead to inappropriate discussions. I know, right now you think ‘sex bracelets’, ‘children’, ‘Brazil’, all in about this order and you are right. |
|
Read more...
|
Fri 26 Feb 2010 |
331
6 readers recommended
|
 On a day when I am pressured by writing deadlines, interview requests and a mountain of email escape in cyberspace becomes an option so appealing that I have often found myself wishing I could digitize and live forever as a presence in the global network. |
|
Read more...
|
Sun 07 Feb 2010 |
327
7 readers recommended
|
A lot of people associate Saint Valentine’s day with mandatory torture where you need to try hard to be original and pull some sort of mind blowing stunt or you’ll be doomed to fail and the whole world is going to crush you starting with your significant other. Through many years, not without the help of the media, we have been lured into thinking that this particular day must be something out of this world, requiring at least one serious injury due to the strenuous effort involved in getting everything right and a trip or two to the nearest store, buying loads of RED stuff, preferably heart shaped and definitely expensive.
With the economy going to hell retailers are no longer even pretending about romance and they are all busy sticking little hearts on their products suggesting that their products are exactly what your beloved would expect to receive from you. Let me see, according to what’s on sale for Valentine’s Day at the moment I should be devastated to get through that day without receiving at least a coffee maker, a can opener or a set of knifes. According to Amazon’s gift guide it’s exactly what I would like. Gifts are nice and no one is arguing over that but we often forget the real meaning of that day and what really makes it special.
|
|
Read more...
|
Thu 04 Feb 2010 |
325
14 readers recommended
|
As I am writing this I am conscious of the fact this is probably one more of our inane, light-headed, blonde-moment tendencies, as women, in the 21st century to become so completely self-absorbed and navel-gazing that all we can focus on is a particular body part of our female anatomy and the way we (and others) relate to it. |
|
Read more...
|
Mon 01 Feb 2010 |
324
9 readers recommended
|
The days when animal names were the exclusive preserve of seek-and-destroy SEAL teams and…well, erm, animals seem to belong, firmly, to the last century. In the 21st century the ages of a woman seem to be described by jungle-themed predatory terms such as: puma, cougar and panther. |
|
Read more...
|
Mon 25 Jan 2010 |
321
8 readers recommended
|
After his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones, actor Michael Douglas remarked, “You have to be secure to be married to someone as beautiful as Catherine.” The truth is you have to be secure to make a good relationship work with any woman and herein lies the issue.
|
|
Read more...
|
Wed 20 Jan 2010 |
318
12 readers recommended
|
News that scientists have discovered a gene that is known to treble your odds of living to 100 and may help you to ward off Alzheimer’s merely adds weight to a wealth of research that states that women especially have a high chance of living until they are well over 100 years old. While this is great news, as you can imagine, it does throw into the limelight a few pointed questions.
Much of what we consider to be socially acceptable and many of our social institutions, such as that of marriage, have been formed by our standard of living and life expectancy. Child brides were the norm once, when people expected to be dead by 50. “Lifelong commitment vows” and staying with the same person all your life was perfectly feasible when that stretch never seemed to exceed thirty years.
|
|
Read more...
|
|
|
|
|
Page 1 of 17 |
