Monday, October 13, 2008

Love

10 Steps to a Better Relationship

Maintaining a healthy relationship can be a challenge. And how can you keep the spark alive? Here are real-life tips from experts and couples alike.

Romantic Getaway Tips and Ideas

Getting there is half the fun, but be sure your romantic vacation is stress-free, too! Use these tips to make travel with your partner as perfect as the scenery.

Is It True That Opposites Attract?

Do you know the adage, "opposites attract"? Now scientists say they have proof that this saying is in fact true. Find out why (the reasons may surprise you!).

Q&A From Our Experts

Today's Expert: BSBerkowitz

I have recently been reading about a couple in their 40s who made love for 101 nights in a row [the story is recounted in Just Do It, by Douglas Brown]. This was disconcerting, since my husband and I only have sex about once every two weeks. Should I be concerned?

While researching and writing He’s Just Not Up For It Anymore. Why Men Stop Having Sex and What You Can Do About It (HarperCollins/William Morrow, ... Read More...

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Easy Home Massage: Basic and Special Techniques

Posted August 26, 2008 10:50 AM

Nothing beats massage for putting you and your partner in the mood for love. This brief presentation is an excellent introduction to the techniques of touch that are perfect for couples at any stage of their relationship.

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Create a Romantic Bedroom Retreat

Posted August 27, 2007 3:41 PM

Romantic bedroom decorating means different things to different people, thanks to taste and style. To be truly romantic, a bedroom should be filled with personal luxuries. They do not have to be costly -- they can just be items that have significant personal value. Here's how you can make your very own special retreat! Read more...

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The Male vs. the Female Brain

Posted August 27, 2007 3:41 PM

Have you ever wondered why you and your partner can walk away from a conversation with completely different understandings of what was discussed? Now there's proof that neither one of you is crazy -- you're just different! Find out what scientists are saying. Read more...

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