Soulmate Gem
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Though cute can be used by any woman as a casual way of saying a man is generally attractive, a cute man is a nonthreateningly attractive man who doesn't quite look overtly masculine in an aggressively sexual or potent way. He smiles a lot and is accessible, and it's hard to imagine him making a move.
Different parts of our body have different temperatures, with the rectum being the warmest (37℃), followed by the ears, urine and the mouth. The...
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A twilight wedding is a ceremony that starts any time after 5.30pm, skips the wedding breakfast and goes straight onto the reception. It's a great...
Read More »And what about 'sexy-ugly,' 'good-looking' and 'beautiful'? Here's an analysis of all the terms we use to talk about male beauty
Both Cosgrove and Ruiz agree that it's best to say those three special words once you have spent at least three to five months getting to know your...
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Why we feel instant attraction to some people, and not others, is affected by lots of different things: mood, hormones and neurotransmitters, how...
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Soulmates often see their relationship as "us against the world." They feel so linked together that they're ready and willing to take on any feat...
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Since men require less time and fewer resources to have kids, the most "prolific" fathers today can have up to about 200 children. The number of...
Read More »Finally, sexy-ugly, a designation never used for women, is a critical distinction to be made about men. First appearing in an indie flick from director Jennifer Westfeldt in 2001’s Kissing Jessica Stein (with a minor appearance from Jon Hamm, her then-boyfriend), the term is meant to explain a man who is not conventionally good-looking but still pulls off sexy. In the film, Harvey Keitel is used as the standard-bearer, and from talking to many women over the years, Steve Buscemi makes the cut as well. While the term never fully caught on and perhaps signifies an unnecessary crassness, I’ve yet to find a better term to convey this sort of appeal. In conclusion, I’ve never understood why men always invoke being “more visual” as a major way we’re different sexually, as if women can only determine hotness by Braille. We’re told over and over again that we simply don’t put a premium on it because it simply doesn’t matter as much. Not true. If we’re less inclined to demand hotness as stringently as men seem to in women, and will gladly accept other traits in its place, that’s not evidence of poor eyesight, it’s evidence of a deeply ingrained system that has made women far more dependent on men historically for money and protection. When you need to eat and not die, you’re probably not going to sweat whether a guy’s jawline is up to snuff so much. Women spend their lives destined to be cute when they want to be beautiful, sexy when they want to be pretty, hot when they’d rather be gorgeous, and so on. That hasn’t changed in the slightest. What has changed is that if nothing else, greater economic independence for women has granted us the same shallowness men have long held a monopoly on admitting. That’s a good thing for us. For you? I guess it depends on where you fall on this list.
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Even though many of us don't want to admit it, good looks are the strongest factor influencing attraction. That's according to Madeleine A. Fugère,...
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