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Smart people are sexier

A person''s sex quotient lies in his or her brain, according to a study that suggests that being smart is sexy, and the smartest males get the most partners.

Online chatters 'promoting unsafe sex'

People who go online to find sex partners are likely to have unsafe sex, reveals a new survey.

Wolf-whistles the way to woo a woman!

Planning to woo a girl? Well, then here's a pointer for you: eight out of 10 women love men paying them compliments even if they are strangers.

Long working hours may ruin sexual health

If teens are allowed to work for long hours in the wrong environment, it could take a toll on their sexual health, claims a new study.

Females don't fall for flashy males

In the marine world, attracting a mate can be really tricky. A new study on three-spined stickleback fish has found that females do not always trust males who emit strong sexual signals.

All about the innocent fun

Men may be from Mars and women from Venus but somehow men and women find common ground to strike up a friendship, reports The Sun.

Brit birdwatchers using hides for sex

After reports were made of visitors having sex in bird hides, birdwatchers in Lincolnshire have been told to report any untoward behaviour to the police.

Older women still enjoy healthy sex life

While it said that women become less sexually active as they get older, a new study has found that a large number of women aged 60 and above still enjoy a healthy sex life.

How money affects decisions to get married

They say that ''money can''t buy love'', but it sure affects the decision to get married, according to a study. University of Notre Dame economist Kasey Buckles says that "money" or more precisely the price of marriage, can significantly affect the

Re-marriage can't heal divorce scars

Getting married and remaining married can contribute to your well-being, but remarriage may never heal those burning separation scars, suggests a new study.

How to endure a sex marathon

Not very often does one get the opportunity to spend extended lovemaking time with their lover...

Gourmet guide to great sex

MAKING babies used to be fun. But for so many couples desperate to conceive, nightly romps have become a joy-free zone, based on ovulation optimisation rather than pleasure, reports The Sun.

Love not enough to make a marriage work

Love has no major role to play in keeping couples together. In fact, the chances of a couple staying together are affected by age, previous relationships and smoking.

'Don't believe in love at first sight'

Think you''ve found ''the one'' after making eye contact with that random guy on the train or the girl you saw at the coffee shop?

How to spice up love life

Bored with your sex life? Well, then sensate-focused sex is the name of the game for you. The nice, slow lovemaking where all you do is focus on your sensations, is the new mantra to renew your sex life as you rediscover each other.

Emotions good for women's sex lives

Women with high emotional intelligence (EI) have better sex lives, according to a new study.

Tips to seduce your woman

Sydney's famous writer Sam de Brito, in his new book 'Building a Better Bloke', has admitted that he has had his share of dud dates - because his past approach to dating involved getting drunk.

Refreshing your sex life

According to a latest report, slow lovemaking is the new mantra to renew your sex life. No matter how fun loving or aggressive is your partner, slow and steady always wins the race.

Missing erotic charge?

Sexlessness doesn't mean no sex. Similarly, a relationship minus sex doesn't mean the absence of love.

Honey, get me moon

Heading for a honeymoon trip? If you know how to make it special... good, else read on