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8 Jul 2010 Women want more sex in their 30s and 40s Women aged in their 30s and 40s are more likely to be up for a bit of nookie because subconsciously they are aware that their biological clock is ticking.Research by the University of Texas has also found that women in this age bracket are more likel ... |
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7 Jul 2010 Women noisy during sex to make men 'feel good' A quarter of women admit that they are routinely more vocal than they might need to be during a bit of nookie because they want their partner to feel good and to manipulate the situation to their advantage.This may come as a surprise to many men enjo ... |
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7 Jul 2010 Rich women more likely to have a young extra-marital lover Although the common stereotype would have an older wealthier man enjoying an adulterous relationship with a mistress, research has found financially independent women also prefer a younger lover.A study carried out at the University of Abertay Dundee ... |
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6 Jul 2010 Married police officer had two-month secret affair Police constable Timothy Reid enjoyed an adulterous relationship with a witness for two months after receiving a call complaining about her then partner.Reid felt sorry for Michelle Harper after her boyfriend stole items from her and returned to her ... |
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1 Jul 2010 A secret affair could save your marriage Having an adulterous relationship could help to save a flailing marriage, new self-help book claims.Marriage therapist Mira Kirshenbaum says that having the right kind of affair can be a positive thing because it forces a break from inertia, the Guar ... |
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30 Jun 2010 Many unfaithful spouses 'happy in their marriages' Having a secret affair can strengthen a marriage and many unfaithful partners are happy with in their marital relationships.That is according to Esther Perel, author of Mating in Captivity, who was speaking in an interview with Babble, a website for ... |
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29 Jun 2010 Secret affair could help with weight loss Partaking in an adulterous relationship may help you stay healthy and even lose weight.One journalist recently decided to investigate which activities burnt most calories by attaching a Ki Fit lifestyle armband - a gadget using sensors to measure con ... |
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29 Jun 2010 Men should leave shopping to their mistress Men playing away from home may be pleased to hear that they now have an excuse to leave the shopping to their wives and mistresses.Researches have discovered that a chemical found on some till receipts could suppress male hormones, possibly rendering ... |
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29 Jun 2010 Sex important at the beginning of adulterous relationships Getting a bit of nookie is very important at the start of many relationships, no matter what age the courtship begins.Such is the opinion of Keren Smedley, Coach and author at Experience Matters, a service that offers tailored programmes of one-to-on ... |
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28 Jun 2010 Getting a bit of nookie could save the planet Those playing away from home may be interested to hear that their adulterous relationship could be helping to save the planet.A recent study by the Japanese Ministry of Environment found that 20 per cent of the country's electricity was used by peopl ... |
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25 Jun 2010 Hindi film looks at infidelity Mr Singh/Mrs Metha, a new Hindi film by director Parvesh Bhardwaj, has been courting controversy ahead of its release for the infidelity and nudity portrayed.Set in London and starring British actress Aruna Shields, the story tells of two people who ... |
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24 Jun 2010 Adultery could be in the genes A new study has revealed that men may partake in an adulterous relationship because of genetics.It has been claimed that some men have DNA that makes them genetically prone to taking a mistress, KCBD.com reports.According to relationship expert Dr Br ... |
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