New research shows that if you want to reach optimal happiness, you need to strive for having the "ideal day." Ok, this seems super obvious, but what isn’t obvious -- or in practice very much in our culture -- is what the “ideal day” really is. You'll like the answer.
I read a story this morning on MSN about dating and they claim that if a guy spends a lot of money on dinner he can guilt some women into sleeping with him. $150 was the magic number.
First let me start by saying cheating is bad. I do however find it interesting what people actually consider "cheating." We all remember what former President Bill Clinton's stance was. The University of Michigan polled 456 people and here is what they believe "cheating" is.
It's the dreaded question no man wants to hear "does my butt look big in this"? The fact is men there is no getting around this touchy subject. A company called Quiz Factor did a survey to find out how women really want these questions answered. Ready....
Having a hard time meeting that special someone? Try looking at your local penitentiary via Meet-An-Inmate.com!
Dating an inmate seems unconventional but I imagine that it has its perks. If you struggle with commitment, but are looking for someone loyal, why NOT date someone at arm's length?!
We like to think of ourselves as pretty adventurous creatures. We'll throw back a few fried turkey testicles if the mood strikes, or dunk our heads in a vat of warm urine for a couple hundred bucks. Unfortunately, there are times when our adventurous actions are backed with good intentions, and go completely unappreciated. Like putting icy hot on our babe's vibrator, for instance.
I read a study in Women's Day magazine that I found kind of shocking. As we all know cheating is bad, but most people have either cheated or have been cheated on. Here are the 10 facts that were revealed in the magazine that I found quite intriguing.