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The best place to meet women?

By on Thursday, April 19th, 2012 | No Comments

A survey asked women where men should go to pick them up.  The survey consisted of 1,000 women aged 18-30 . The top choice to meet men? Coffee shops at 53%, followed by bookstores at 41%, the gym at 40%, and the grocery store at 35%. Also, 36% of the women participants said they wouldn’t [...]

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Forget Okcupid use WOW to find a date.

By on Monday, March 26th, 2012 | No Comments

According to a recent study by Online University World of Warcraft successful creates a digital space for users to be socially interactive, even more so than large-scale dating sites. Despite the stereotype that online gaming is an escape for real life anti-social people, 74.7 percent of users are dating someone who plays the same online [...]

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Rejection drives even fruit flies to drink

By on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 | No Comments

Apparently, Fruit Flies self medicate just like humans do.  Researchers at the University of California found that male fruit flies that were rejected by females “preferred food spiked with alcohol far better than males flies that were able to mate.”  The researches believe that the alcohol stimulates the reward centers of the flies nervous system [...]

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Is Bad Breath ruining your chances with women?

By on Monday, March 19th, 2012 | No Comments

A nationwide study conducted by Wakefield Research found that the importance of fresh breath ranks very high on first dates. 86% of those polled could not disregard bad breath on a first date. 58% have lost interest in someone they were attracted to due to bad breath. 48% of women 18 to 34 would end [...]

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Emotional Opposites Attract

By on Monday, March 5th, 2012 | No Comments

It’s something we hear over and over again, “Opposites attract.”  Nothing can be more frustrating than when an emotionally giving types pairs up with a reserved type. Psychologists say we look for our opposites in partners to fill in the experiences we lack in our lives. In the psychology field, these different ways of relating [...]

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Men Don’t Actually Think about Sex Every 7 Seconds

By on Saturday, February 18th, 2012 | 3 Comments

According to Ohio State University it is a myth that men think about sex all day every day. The research they’ve been doing into the subject shows that men do think about sex more than women but they also think about eating and sleeping more than women. Researches had students complete questionnaires about the frequency [...]

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Male Birth Control?

By on Thursday, February 16th, 2012 | 2 Comments

  Good news ladies scientists at Columbia University Medical Center are getting closer to developing a oral contraceptive for men. Most of the research so far into male birth control methods has revolved around attempting to slow or stop production of sperm using steroids such as testosterone that interfere with the growth cycle of the [...]

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Nature’s Secret for Getting Past 1st Base

By on Tuesday, February 14th, 2012 | 1 Comment

What is nature’s secret to getting past first base? It all begins with the nose. The nose is the second most important organ of the body when it comes to reproduction. The nose owes this great status to the phenomenon of pheromones.  Pheromones are airborne chemical messengers emitted by both males and females of a [...]

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Women smell more attractive at different times of the month.

By on Thursday, January 19th, 2012 | 1 Comment

According to a study done by the Department of Anthropology at Charles University, Prague.  A woman’s scent is more attractive to men at certain times during her cycle. “We were interested whether armpit odor changes across menstrual cycle” said study author Jan Havlieek.  To test this theory a group of women wore absorbent pads under [...]

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Men lose their minds speaking to attractive women.

By on Saturday, January 7th, 2012 | No Comments

Researchers who carried out this study, published in the journal of Experimental and Social Psychology, found that men who spend just a few minutes talking to an attractive woman performed less well in tests that measure brain functioning than those who talked to unattractive women. Researchers believe the reason for this may be that men [...]

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