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What is sex really for?
How we see sex depends on our vantage point.
Few topics arouse as much interest and controversy as sex. This is hardly surprising. The biological continuance of the species hinges on it – if human beings stopped having sex, there would soon be no more human beings. Popular culture overflows with sex, from cinema to advertising to, yes, even politics. And for many, sex represents one of the most intimate forms of human connection.
It’s not just sex: why people have affairs, and how to deal with them
Research has found that, when the affair is revealed, both partners can experience mental health issues including anxiety, depression and thoughts of suicide.
Cheating is more society’s problem than an affair of the heart
Males and females react very differently when there is temptation around.
Too many South Africans are slaves to debt
The country has 25 million active credit consumers – and more than 10 million are behind on their payments.
Monogamy: cheating on what nature intended, or a simple choice?
Sociologist Eric Anderson recently penned a piece for the Huffington Post proposing that cheating can sometimes prove a balm to flailing relationships.
Is premature ejaculation really a medical condition?
If you experience a problem, there probably isn’t anything medically wrong with you.
How long does sex normally last?
Sex isn’t something people normally do while monitoring the bedside clock, and unassisted time estimation may be difficult during a transportative session of love-making.
The myth of romantic love may be ruining your health
We know that the quality of our social relationships and circumstances can have profound influences on our brain.
No! I don’t want to see your junk!
Is there some blue-tick thrill they get knowing that their member has been ogled by a shell-shocked broad?
Marriage could be good for your health
Both heterosexual and gay and lesbian individuals are better off in terms of health when they are married than when unmarried.
Want to know who your perfect partner would be? Look in the mirror!
‘Opposites attract’ and ‘variety is the spice of life’? Not according to German researchers.
Yes, you do have a type – and it’s likely to be your ex, study suggests
Like it or not, your type might be closer to your own personality than you’d like to admit.
Five money lessons to master before 30
And continue to practise them until you retire.
The importance of unpacking your payslip
Payslips are some of the most important documents that you’ll receive, so it is imperative to understand what the various deductions and items on it are.
What constitutes infidelity and how common is it?
Deceit and betrayal can threaten to destroy the very foundation of a relationship.
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