December 13, 2011
Sometimes our everyday lives interfere with our sex lives, leading a romp in the sack to be typed in our smartphone calendars. It’s unromantic and a little dull, but apparently only “79 percent of Canadians report spontaneous sex, versus 86 percent globally,” according to results of a recently released online poll by Eli Lilly. So what ...
Tags: Canadians,
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November 25, 2011
So I don’t have bad karma every Thanksgiving I must say I love the spirit of this holiday. The idea is similar to Christmas and Easter in that you get together with family you may have not seen in awhile to catch up, eat and celebrate some time off work. Now that I have pacified ...
Tags: alcohol,
American Thanksgiving,
Black Friday,
chores,
consumerism,
cooking,
crappy holidays,
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family,
football,
fuming feminist,
gender roles,
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marriage,
relationships,
sports,
Thanksgiving,
tradition,
Turkey,
wine
November 23, 2011
Is monogamy natural for humans, or are we actually predisposed to a life of promiscuity? In answering either of those questions many would look to human biological norms to find an answer. But after thousands of years spent developing complex societies and civilizations how much of our behaviour is based on what is so-called “normal” ...
November 18, 2011
Getting dumped sucks. We all know that. We can all imagine (or remember) that sinking, hurt feeling in your chest. But a new study suggests that the pain in your heart is an actual medical condition. And it could have lasting effects. It’s called “broken heart syndrome” and yes, apparently, it does exist. The emotional ...
Tags: American Heart Association,
break ups,
broken heart syndrome,
chest pain,
divorce,
health,
heart attacks,
heart health,
relationships,
women,
women's health
November 15, 2011
Jo “the next Stieg Larsson” Nesbo certainly possesses the Nordic Crime Fiction gene. The clean lines and neat geography around each character and location makes the calculated violence of The Devil’s Star convincingly stark and grim. The book is one of Nesbo’s older novels, the fifth in the Harry Hole series. Oslo and the surrounding ...
Tags: book review,
crime novels,
family life,
Harry Hole,
Jo Nesbo,
love,
Nordic,
relationships,
The Devil's Star,
Tuesday book club,
vagina
November 14, 2011
Tired of going on countless bad dates? Then stop leaving your love life up to chance! This is the 21st century after all. We no longer need to actually meet someone to find out if there’s chemistry. All we have to do to find true love is look at our genes. At least, that is ...
November 7, 2011
Yet another sex myth has been debunked! As it turns out, men are not actually intimidated by vibrators. A study of over 3,000 Americans ages 18 to 60 found that it is only a myth. In fact, the only people who really think that sex toys scare away men are women! Thirty-seven percent of women ...
Tags: feminism,
love,
media,
movies,
relationships,
sex,
sex myths,
sex toys,
sexual independence,
stereotype,
study,
survey,
vibrators,
women
October 26, 2011
If someone you just started dating had a history of domestic violence, would you want to know? More importantly, do you have a right to know? Legislation called Clare’s Law or the “right to know” would give women this right. They would be able to go to the police and ask about a partner’s violent ...
October 7, 2011
Most people have babies, they don’t win them. But some couples need help to have kids and assisted reproductive technology can be costly and, therefore, inaccessible. Recently, an Ottawa radio station gave couples hope with their “Win A Baby!” contest. You may not literally win a baby, but one couple wins a chance at having ...
Tags: artificial inseminiation,
assisted reproductive technology,
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Canada,
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couple,
endometriosis,
ethics,
family,
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insurance,
IVF,
IVF Canada,
IVF funding,
lab fee,
Ministry of Health,
Ontario,
ovulatory problems,
parenthood,
prize,
radio,
relationships,
win a baby contest
September 7, 2011
If you have already seen counsellors and sex therapists galore, it may be time to take the next step in your sexual healing (although I don’t think it’s what Marvin Gaye had in mind). While it’s still a rare undertaking for both genders, having a surrogate sex partner has always been considered male territory. Until ...
Tags: intimacy problems,
orgasm,
prostitution,
relationships,
Sari Cooper,
sex,
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sex therapy,
sex work,
sexual healing,
sexual satisfaction,
sexual trauma,
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