Sex and Sexuality
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twodaymag's Lifestyle Contributor: Kristen HoughtonHe’s 30: Can I Still Call Him My BOYfriend?
I once worked with a woman in her late fifties who referred to the man in her life as her “fiancé”. She really had no intention of marrying him. He was her fiancé. The word fiancé, she told me, is acceptable; she refused to call him her boyfriend.
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Relationship Counselor: Kathy LabriolaUnmask the Green Eyed Monster: Part Two: Manage the 5 Cardinal Fears Sparked by Jealousy
What is the most valuable thing you receive from this relationship that caused you to fall in love with your partner? That is likely to be the thing you are most afraid of losing, and the fear of that loss is usually the spark that ignites the jealousy attack.
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Bobby's WorldTaboo Topic: Masturbation
Not one to shy away from any taboo topic, I often challenge my friends to discuss their masturbating techniques. After all, statistics show that 95 percent of men masturbate. My guess is that the other 5 percent answered the question in front of a significant other or their mother?
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In LoveThe Body Language Game
Remember, this game is not for everybody, but if you are willing to do it, you can send a strong impression to the person you are getting to know that you are fun, confident, and socially aware.
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Happiness Expert: Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo, Ph. D.You Want to Do What?! Maneuvering Bedroom Desires
She was mortified telling me his request, “how disgusting! What a pig. And, does he really think that little of me to even ask? He obviously has no respect for me.” I tried to remind her that everyone has different interests.
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Relationship Counselor: Kathy LabriolaUnmask the Green Eyed Monster: Part One: The Origins of Jealousy
Everyone from philosophers to psychologists to evolutionary biologists have weighed in with theories about the origins of jealousy and why it exists. I advise clients to treat jealousy as a given: assume that it will occur, and be prepared with strategies to successfully address it and minimize the distress.
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twodaymag's Lifestyle Contributor: Kristen HoughtonLike It? Put a Ring on It, Honey!
Can you accept being just one of his many? Do you want him to be one of your many? How should you handle this situation? Carefully but decisively. Here's your 'put-a-ring-on-it' list.
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Relationship Counselor: Kathy LabriolaIdentitfying as Bisexual…What Does That Mean?
Some bisexual people say that discovering the label “bisexual” was pivotal in understanding and accepting their sexual orientation. Most experience relief when they hear the word “bisexual” for the first time, because they finally have a word that mirrors their experience and feelings.
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Relationship Counselor: Kathy LabriolaThe 13 Forms of Bisexuality
Many bisexual people complain that they feel like outsiders in both the straight and gay/lesbian worlds. They don’t fit in anywhere, feeling isolated and confused because they lack any community where they can find acceptance and role models.
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In LoveA New Internet Dating Site for Brainiacs
If you are like me, dating someone who is just “hot” isn’t going to cut it. Now, don’t get me wrong, I like a pretty face just as much as the next person, but there has to be much more to someone to keep my interest.
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