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Good on You, Mate!
Forget the flowers, candy, and other superficial displays of love. Try pouring goodness on your loved ones if you want to see them grow. Make "Good on ya, mate!" your new Millennium mantra, and sex and intimacy will no doubt overflow. Go >
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Should You Commit to Your Relationship?
What does 'making a commitment' really involve or accomplish? Most couples struggle over issues of commitment, but few bother to consider the crucial questions. Go >
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Understanding the Littleton Massacre
Were the two teenage gunmen from Littleton fueled by their isolation from parents, classmates, and reality? Dr. Schnarch thinks the violence may have stemmed from just the opposite--very intense connections. Go >
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Where's God When You Have Sex?
People adopt many different stands about where God stands when couples have sex. Dr. Schnarch considers how the intellect, the heart, and the body contribute to this debate. Go >
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Are You Invested in Your Relationship?
Given how many couples seem determined to squeeze more satisfaction out of their relationship, there has to be a good reason so many fail. Could we be fooling ourselves? Go >
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Stop Working on Your Relationship!
If you are "working on your relationship," examine what it is you intend to change or gain. Go >
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What Happens When an Affair Ends a Marriage?
Is ending a marriage in the midst of an affair a healthy path to self-development? Find out from marriage and sex expert Dr. David Schnarch. Go >
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Who Shuts Off Foreplay? Who Starts the Main Event?
The shift from foreplay to intercourse is a mental marker on most people's sexual map. How do you know when it's time? Go >
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Hey, Mom! I Love You!
Insider David Schnarch takes a moment to thank his mother for all she's done. Go >
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Home for the Holidays
Rather than the blissful reunions we anticipate, family gatherings all too often confront us with how our relationships--past and present--are less than we might hope. Go >
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Couples Are The Same On Both Sides Of the Atlantic
My experience in Europe leads me to believe there are forces so strong surrounding sex and intimacy in committed relationships they exceed the forces of culture that shape our sexual attitudes. Go >
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Don't Give Up in The Sexual Prime Of Life!
At what age do men and women reach their sexual peak? And what are the sexual impacts of aging? Think about these two questions, and you may learn some interesting things about how you feel about yourself. Go >
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Are You Sexually Self-Destructive?
Is Clinton's affair more troubled than torrid? ThirdAge Romance Insider Dr. David Schnarch suggests that Clinton is having the Monica Lewinsky scandal just the way he wants it. Go >
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Are You Entitled to Have Sex Your Own Way?
Couples fight for years over whose preferences will prevail in sex. It's time to get to the bottom of these often secret conflicts with help from Insider Dr. David Schnarch. Go >
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Bringing out the Mae West in Every Woman
Men aren't the only ones with sex drive! If you're willing to bare your emotions, you'll find yourself more passionate about sex. Go >
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Risky Sex in Public Places
Is public sex about to become the next popular act of anti-social hubris, like streaking or dirty dancing, qualifying its participants for the awe and/or disgust of the ordinary folks who are its audience? I have to wonder. Go >
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How Much is Sex Worth?
Across the nation, Viagra is about to bring up more than just erections. HMO's have yet to decide what scenarios require them to pay for our pleasure, and how much of it we are entitled to. Go >
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First-Date Shakes
What's worse than a teenager's first date? A Third Ager's first date--especially after years of marriage and a bumpy divorce. Here's what you need to know to make your first date in years your best date in years. Go >
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Viagra: Proof That Sometimes Less is More!
The media pundits who're predicting Viagra will instantly revolutionize male sexuality--much as the birth control pill did for women in the late 60s--aren't far off the mark, but probably for reasons they might never consider. Go >
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Sexual Desire: Who Wants to Want?
There is always a good reason why someone doesn't want sex. Go >
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