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We're through — now get off my Facebook page

Social networking and mobile technologies have leapt far beyond the early Internet days of "You've got mail!"  and digital breakups have evolved because of it.Lovers still see a face-to-face encounter as the ideal way to break up their relationship in the complicated age of Facebook and cell phones, according to a researcher's interviews with college students and middle-age adults.



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Can a vasectomy kill a guy's sex drive?

Can a vasectomy  dim a guy's enjoyment of sex? Also, how does a young woman in a rural area without any resources find a safe way to come out and enter the "lesbian scene"?
Vasectomy - Birth control - Health - Reproductive Health - Sterilization

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Ladies, the first rule of fight club is: Fight right

Whether you thrive as a couple has less to do with how much sex you have than how effectively you deal with conflict. Here is a lesson in the art of arguing.
sport - Submission Fighting and MMA - Martial Arts - Events - Fight Club

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Video: More boomers opt for ‘gray’ divorce

July 26: Money magazine’s Donna Rosato and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz discuss why some older couples are calling it quits after decades of marriage. (Today Show)Money magazine’s Donna Rosato and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz discuss why some older couples are calling it quits after decades of marriage. (Today Show)



Divorce - Today - Marriage - Money - Relationships

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Could a pick-up artist be charged with rape?

If you get a girl to sleep with you by saying you own a multi-million dollar hedge fund and drive a Maserati, can you be prosecuted on the charge of "rape by deception"?
Rape - Maserati - Hedge fund - Crime - Makes and Models

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Report: Female orgasm disorder gets little help

For one out of four women, orgasm during sex is an elusive goal. According to a new report, medical science isn't doing enough to ensure these women find satisfaction between the sheets.


Orgasm - People - Women - Sexuality - Advice

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Romantic comedies can affect love lives off screen

Ashton Kutcher stars as a pink-clad florist and Jennifer Garner plays a teacher in the romantic comedy “Valentine’s Day.”The films might provide 90 minutes of lighthearted fun, but the happy-ever-after movies are also impacting people's real relationships, according to an Australian survey.



Australia - Film - Romantic comedy film - Happiness - Romance

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As women rise, will men become obsolete?

Is modern society simply better suited to women, meaning the end of men? In The Atlantic magazine, author Hanna Rosin reports on an unprecedented gender role reversal now under way — and its vast cultural consequences.
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Why some marriages thrive on conflict

One psychologist proposes that for some couples, negative thoughts and actions may actually be better in the long run.


Psychologist - Marriage - Relationships - Mental health - Politics

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Childproof your summer! 6 tips to rekindle romance

In the summertime, kids are around more than usual. Longer days mean shorter nights, which means less downtime for intimacy. Here, sex therapist Ian Kerner offers tips to keep your romance alive.


Ian Kerner - Romance - Arts - Literature - relationship

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Video: How to bring the romance back

July 16: Sex therapist Ian Kerner and psychologist Belisa Vranich have tips for keeping the romance alive in your relationship once the sizzle turns to a fizzle. (Today Show)Sex therapist Ian Kerner and psychologist Belisa Vranich have tips for keeping the romance alive in your relationship once the sizzle turns to a fizzle. (Today Show)



Ian Kerner - Psychologist - Arts - Chats and Forums - Relationships

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Video: Feeling sexy again after baby

July 15: Sexologist and married mother Logan Levkoff shares advice for bringing the sex back into a relationship and why you shouldn’t put your partner’s needs on the back burner. (Today Show)Sexologist and married mother Logan Levkoff shares advice for bringing the sex back into a relationship and why you shouldn’t put your partner’s needs on the back burner. (Today Show)



Sexuality - Advice - Sex education - United States - Health

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Matchmaker mom fields dates for son on TODAY

Meddlesome moms can now harness the power of the Internet thanks to Geri Brin, who is so anxious to hitch up her 31-year-old son Colby that she launched a “Date My Single Kid”  website. Mother and son fielded prospects live on TODAY Wednesday.
Website - Relationships - Business - Small Business - Google

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Bristol will wear Herrera; camo for Levi, Tripp

Sarah Palin’s daughter wants to wear a designer gown in an outdoor wedding within the next month or so, the executive editor of Us Weekly revealed Thursday, with camo vests for groom Levi Johnston and their infant son Tripp: “Bristol definitely has some very interesting ideas.”



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Video: Author honored at ‘fan’-tastic wedding

July 12: Karen Kingsbury, “queen” of Christian fiction, was matron of honor at fan Erica Shippy’s wedding. The two chat about how the experience changed their lives.  (Today Show)Karen Kingsbury, “queen” of Christian fiction, was matron of honor at fan Erica Shippy’s wedding. The two chat about how the experience changed their lives. (Today Show)



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Video: Too busy to find a date? Outsource the job!

July 10: Whether you are uneasy about online dating, have trouble expressing yourself or are just too busy, help is a click away. Women’s Health contributor Michelle Callahan examines the pros and cons of online services that offer everything from advice to full match-making services. (Today Show)Whether you are uneasy about online dating, have trouble expressing yourself or are just too busy, help is a click away. Women’s Health contributor Michelle Callahan examines the pros and cons of online services that offer everything from advice to full match-making services. (Today Show)



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‘Chastened’: Author describes year without sex

July 9: Author Hephzibah Anderson says abstaining from intercourse sent her on a journey of soul searching that helped her rediscover intimacy and romance in her relationships.  (Today Show)Journalist Hephzibah Anderson’s relationships with men frequently veered off course the moment sex became involved. She decided she needed a break. Read an excerpt from her new book.



Author - Sexuality - Romance - Literature - Arts

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Video: Why do men fear commitment?

July 9: TODAY’s resident “guy’s guy,” Donny Deutsch, tackles viewers’ relationship questions about men and settling down. (Today Show)TODAY’s resident “guy’s guy,” Donny Deutsch, tackles viewers’ relationship questions about men and settling down. (Today Show)



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Love is a 'powerfully wonderful addiction'

Those who pine over a lost love might have a biological reason for their prolonged yearning. New brain research suggests getting over romantic rejection might be akin to kicking an addiction.


Romance - Brain - Relationships - Poetry - Arts

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Video: Meet online’s ‘Original Grandparents’

July 6: NBC’s Lee Cowan visits Barbara and Harry Cooper, a couple in their 90s who have taken the Internet by storm by sharing their secrets on love and life on the-OGs.com, their website.  (Today Show)NBC’s Lee Cowan visits Barbara and Harry Cooper, a couple in their 90s who have taken the Internet by storm by sharing their secrets on love and life on the-OGs.com, their website. (Today Show)



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Video: Women on the prowl for younger men

July 5: A relationship between an older woman and a much younger man used to be slightly taboo, but now there’s a national convention to help so-called “cougars” hunt for their perfect, younger mate. NBC’s John Yang reports.  (Today Show)A relationship between an older woman and a much younger man used to be slightly taboo, but now there’s a national convention to help so-called “cougars” hunt for their perfect, younger mate. NBC’s John Yang reports. (Today Show)



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Sorry, guys: 80 percent of women fake it

In the movie "When Harry Met Sally," Meg Ryan's character demonstrates exactly how easy it is for women to give the impression of pleasure.A new study shows that women's seemingly uncontrollable vocalizations during apparent orgasm are often play-acting meant to boost his ego — and get it over with.





Orgasm - People - Women - Sexual intercourse - Clitoris

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Video: Healthy bank account equals a healthy marriage?

June 28: TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz offer tips for avoiding “financial infidelity” and  explain why couples who save money and agree on spending often have marital bliss.  (Today Show)TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz offer tips for avoiding “financial infidelity” and  explain why couples who save money and agree on spending often have marital bliss. (Today Show)



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Dating site offers ‘beautiful’ DNA

A dating site called BeautifulPeople.com is offering up its members as breeders who, for a fee, will donate eggs and sperm to those of us who are merely mediocre. There are a few problems with the promise of pretty babies, however.A dating site called BeautifulPeople.com is offering up its members as breeders who, for a fee, will donate eggs and sperm to those of us who are merely mediocre. There are a few problems with the promise of pretty babies, however.



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Top places to wed — and survive a break-up

From the giddy heights of romance and commitment to the best places to be miserable and lonely, Lonely Planet has compiled them in all in one list.


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Video: Help keep your husband healthy

June 17: Men are 70 percent less likely to visit a physician than women. NBC’s chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman has tips on how to make sure the men in your life are taking care of themselves at every age. (TODAY Show)Men are 70 percent less likely to visit a physician than women. NBC’s chief medical editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman has tips on how to make sure the men in your life are taking care of themselves at every age. (TODAY Show)



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Video: Could dreams reveal your partner is cheating?

June 13: Author Lauri Loewenberg talks with TODAY's Jenna Wolfe about how to decode your dreams, including how they could provide hints into your relationships. (Today Show)Author Lauri Loewenberg talks with TODAY's Jenna Wolfe about how to decode your dreams, including how they could provide hints into your relationships. (Today Show)



Author - Today - Social Sciences - Psychology - Dreams

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Video: Do men really like big breasts and threesomes?

June 11: TODAY’s resident “guy’s guy,” Donny Deutsch, tackles viewers’ relationship questions about breast implants and men’s sexual fantasies. (Today Show)TODAY’s resident “guy’s guy,” Donny Deutsch, tackles viewers’ relationship questions about breast implants and men’s sexual fantasies. (Today Show)



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Another Gore in split: Their daughter

June 10: While Al and Tipper Gore tackle the unraveling of their own marriage, their daughter Karenna announces she has marital problems of her own. NBC’s Norah O’Donnell reports.  (Today Show)In the wake of Al and Tipper Gore’s startling announcement that they are separating after 40 years of marriage comes news that their eldest daughter, Karenna Gore Schiff, 36, has quietly separated from Andrew Schiff, her husband of 12 years.





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Gals more attracted to popular guys

The old saying claims the heart wants what the heart wants, and a new study shows that what the heart wants is people who other people find attractive.
Heart disease - Health - Conditions and Diseases - Cardiovascular Disorders - Organizations

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Unwilling virgin waits 27 years for true love

June 9: Comedian Heather McDonald, author of “You’ll Never Blue Ball Again in This Town,” shares her hilarious tales of not giving it up during her quest to find true love. (Today Show)Stand-up comic Heather McDonald left many men unsatisfied during her quest for true love. In "You'll Never Blue Ball in This Town Again," she recounts her experience as a reluctant virgin. An excerpt.



Stand-up comedy - Arts - Comics - People - Research and Academia

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Top sex and marriage advice through the ages

Most modern people are surprised to learn that by the early 1900s, sex advice was about as explicit as it was possible to get. It came complete with instructions as detailed as architectural plans. We often think of antique relationship advice found in dusty books written by long-dead elders as useless or good only for a laugh. But some of it was remarkably insightful — and sexually specific.



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Video: Tips for taming the green-eyed monster

June 7: Psychologist Belisa Vranich and comedian Finesse Mitchell offer advice for combating and controlling out-of-control jealousy. (Today Show)Psychologist Belisa Vranich and comedian Finesse Mitchell offer advice for combating and controlling out-of-control jealousy. (Today Show)



Finesse Mitchell - Belisa Vranich - Arts - Comedy - Recreation

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Video: ‘Whatever Girls’ on staying single

June 4: Forget old maid, spinster and cougar. Jennifer Koppelman Hutt and Alexis Stewart, hosts of Sirius Satellite Radio's "Whatever With Alexis and Jennifer," discuss staying single well into your golden years .  (Today Show)Forget old maid, spinster and cougar. Jennifer Koppelman Hutt and Alexis Stewart, hosts of Sirius Satellite Radio's "Whatever With Alexis and Jennifer," discuss staying single well into your golden years . (Today Show)





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Video: Why end a marriage after 40 years?

June 2: Following the Gores’ announcement that they will separate after 40 years of marriage, psychologist Judith Sills says that at age 60 most couples start wondering how to best live out the rest of their lives – married or not. (Today Show)Following the Gores’ announcement that they will separate after 40 years of marriage, psychologist Judith Sills says that at age 60 most couples start wondering how to best live out the rest of their lives – married or not. (Today Show)



Marriage - Relationships - Al Gore - Tipper Gore - United States

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Wanted: 101 uses for ex’s wedding dress

Leave it! Kevin Cotter uses his ex-wife's wedding dress to play a serious game of tug-of-war with his brother's dog, Lenny.Kevin Cotter never imagined he’d be flossing his teeth with wedding-dress fabric, or using a wedding dress as a yoga mat. But life takes wildly unexpected turns sometimes. And when your wife of 12 years abruptly leaves you in your mid-30s, it can send you reeling.



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Video: How to be assertive without being pushy

May 28: Psychologist Robyn Smith and  Joanna Coles, of Marie Claire magazine, reveal how to get what you want without being too aggressive. (Today Show)Psychologist Robyn Smith and  Joanna Coles, of Marie Claire magazine, reveal how to get what you want without being too aggressive. (Today Show)





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Video: Is sleep the new sex?

May 24: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and guest host Donny Deutsch chat about a new iVillage survey that asked about married couples’ bedroom activities. (Today Show)TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and guest host Donny Deutsch chat about a new iVillage survey that asked about married couples’ bedroom activities. (Today Show)


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Tips to build a ‘Grown Up’ love life

May 20: Psychotherapist Stacy Kaiser, author of "How to Be a Grown Up," answers viewers' questions and offers advice for letting go of childlike ways.  (Today Show)Stacy Kaiser, in "How to Be a Grown Up," identifies the 10 critical areas that will help readers develop the life skills to become a successful, happy, well-rounded adult. In chapter five, she urges readers to follow the four Cs to build a long-lasting, quality relationship.





Life skill - Relationships - Stacy Kaiser - Advice - Mental Health

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Video: Navigating awkward situations

May 19: Etiquette experts Phillip Galanes and Harriette Cole offer advice for dealing with clingy relatives, rude commuters and potential dating disasters.  (Today Show)Etiquette experts Phillip Galanes and Harriette Cole offer advice for dealing with clingy relatives, rude commuters and potential dating disasters. (Today Show)


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Video: Dating unplugged: Finding love offline

May 17: Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss discuss why true chemistry is not always found through a computer connection. (Today Show)Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss discuss why true chemistry is not always found through a computer connection. (Today Show)





Magazine - Relationships - Jared Matthew Weiss - Belisa Vranich - Marriage

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Video: Can unfaithful partners really stop cheating?

May 14: Relationship experts Argie Allen and Andrew Trees tackle the subject of marital infidelity and forgiveness.  (Today Show)Relationship experts Argie Allen and Andrew Trees tackle the subject of marital infidelity and forgiveness. (Today Show)



Marriage - Infidelity - Relationships - Extramarital Affairs - Forgiveness

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Why distraction can doom your relationship

May 12: Authors Edward and Sue George Hallowell share five tips for keeping your marriage on track and advise becoming a student of your spouse to keep the passion alive.  (Today Show)To truly love, you have to be able to listen, say the authors of "Married to Distraction." But in this fast-paced world, that can be tough. Here’s how slowing down and unplugging can save your relationship.



Relationships - Advice - Romance - Facebook - Arts

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No time to date online? Outsource it

It can cost between $147 and $1,200 to use one of the new outsourcing dating services such as Done for You Dating or Virtual Dating Assistants.A new breed of dating consultants will create your online dating profile, surf the sites for potential dates, handle all communication with people you want to pursue and even plan the date, down to the clothes you wear and the place you go for dinner.



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Video: Man panel tackles dating dilemmas

May 11: TODAY’s panel of guys— football legend Frank Gifford, singer Meat Loaf, TruTV’s Chuck Nice, comedian Rick Younger and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)TODAY’s panel of guys— football legend Frank Gifford, singer Meat Loaf, TruTV’s Chuck Nice, comedian Rick Younger and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)





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How-we-met story may predict divorce

May 10: Author Tara Parker-Pope examines marital relationships in her new book, "For Better: The Science of a Good Marriage." She highlights the importance of how a couple met and a partner’s body language.  (Today Show)When you recall the details of the beginning of your relationship, is it told with love or tinged with negativity? In her new book "For Better: The Science of a Good Marriage," Tara Parker-Pope points to a study that shows why it's important. An excerpt.



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Video: Is there a science to why couples stray?

May 11: Why do some men and women cheat on their partners while others resist the temptation? New York Times columnist Tara Parker-Pope offers some eye-opening statistics on the subject of marital fidelity. (Today Show)Why do some men and women cheat on their partners while others resist the temptation? New York Times columnist Tara Parker-Pope offers some eye-opening statistics on the subject of marital fidelity. (Today Show)



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Video: The truth about marriage, pregnancy and kids

May 10: Relationship experts Ian Kerner and Argie Allen get real about money woes, the sex drives of expecting mothers and the sex lives of new parents.  (Today Show)Relationship experts Ian Kerner and Argie Allen get real about money woes, the sex drives of expecting mothers and the sex lives of new parents. (Today Show)





Pregnancy - Human sexual behavior - Ian Kerner - Sexuality - Relationships

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Video: ‘The Facts’ on building authentic adult friendships

May 6: Lisa Whelchel, a former child actress on TV’s “The Facts of Life,” discusses why women need close friendships with other women and shares advice for maintaining these connections. (Today Show)Lisa Whelchel, a former child actress on TV’s “The Facts of Life,” discusses why women need close friendships with other women and shares advice for maintaining these connections. (Today Show)



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Video: Dad panel dishes on secrets of fatherhood

May 5: TODAY’s panel of dads — football legend Frank Gifford, TruTV’s Chuck Nice, comedian Rick Younger and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)TODAY’s panel of dads — football legend Frank Gifford, TruTV’s Chuck Nice, comedian Rick Younger and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)




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Video: Ditch the sweats to save your marriage

April 26: Cosmopolitan magazine’s Kate White and Care.com’s Robi Ludwig explain how your comfortable clothes may be killing your sex life.  (Today Show)Cosmopolitan magazine’s Kate White and Care.com’s Robi Ludwig explain how your comfortable clothes may be killing your sex life. (Today Show)



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Video: Dealing with adult bullies

April 30: Bullies aren’t just in lunchrooms. They can lurk in workplaces, among adults. Psychologists Dale Atkins and Jeff Gardere offer advice for putting an end to torment.  (Today Show)Bullies aren’t just in lunchrooms. They can lurk in workplaces, among adults. Psychologists Dale Atkins and Jeff Gardere offer advice for putting an end to torment. (Today Show)



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Video: Is your marriage over?

April 27: Clinical psychologist Jeff Gardere and relationship therapist Argie Allen reveal the warning signs of a troubled marriage and what you may be able to do to repair your union. (Today Show)Clinical psychologist Jeff Gardere and relationship therapist Argie Allen reveal the warning signs of a troubled marriage and what you may be able to do to repair your union. (Today Show)



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Video: Couples keeping secrets

April 24: With over 43% of online users viewing pornography, it has also has opened the door to digital infidelity. Experts weigh in on the harmful effects. (Today Show)With over 43% of online users viewing pornography, it has also has opened the door to digital infidelity. Experts weigh in on the harmful effects. (Today Show)



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Video: How to keep your man hooked

April 22: Glamour magazine’s Josh Aiello and Erin Meanley talk to the TODAY hosts about simple ways to keep men interested and coming back for more. (Today Show)Glamour magazine’s Josh Aiello and Erin Meanley talk to the TODAY hosts about simple ways to keep men interested and coming back for more. (Today Show)





Glamour - Magazine - People - Arts - Men

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Lots of dating options? Looks matter more

When it comes to the dating game, the traits people look for in potential mates depend on the size of the dating pool, a new study suggests.
Dating - Relationships - Advice - Personal - Articles

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Video: Can a web video help save your marriage?

April 20: Sally Lee of Ladies’ Home Journal and psychologist Jeff Gardere take a look at new webisodes that offer young couples marriage advice.  (Today Show)Sally Lee of Ladies’ Home Journal and psychologist Jeff Gardere take a look at new webisodes that offer young couples marriage advice. (Today Show)



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Video: Little things break up a marriage, new study suggests

April 22: Authors Helen Fisher and Andrew Trees talk to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about a new study that suggests it’s not the major things in life that break up a marriage, but the day-to-day trivialities.  (Today Show)Authors Helen Fisher and Andrew Trees talk to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about a new study that suggests it’s not the major things in life that break up a marriage, but the day-to-day trivialities. (Today Show)



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‘Men from Mars’ book headed for big screen

Summit Entertainment said on Monday it had acquired the worldwide film and television rights to the book series by John Gray, first published in 1992.
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New York top city for men to live, play, date

New York has beaten Chicago as the world's best city to live in 2010 if you're a man, according to a new survey. The cities were ranked based on data that includes the ratio of men to women, the weather, the unemployment rate and new restaurant and club openings.
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Single? Oy! Jewish moms share dating secrets

April 16: Gloria Kamen raised Jill Zarin, who’s on Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of New York City,” and radio talk show host Lisa Wexler. She offers love and life advice as covered in their book, “Secrets of a Jewish Mother.” (Today Show)In "Secrets of a Jewish Mother," reality TV star Jill Zarin teams up with her sister and mother to share advice on love, marriage, happiness and, of course, matchmaking. Read an excerpt on how to navigate modern love, hunt down Mr. Right and identify the Mr. Wrongs in your life.



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Video: Combat rudeness with kindness

April 16: Holly Robinson and Julie Bain, of Ladies’ Home Journal magazine, reveal why the best strategy for dealing with impolite people may be killing them with kindness.  (Today Show)Holly Robinson and Julie Bain, of Ladies’ Home Journal magazine, reveal why the best strategy for dealing with impolite people may be killing them with kindness. (Today Show)



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Video: Man Panel tackles kissing dilemmas

April 15: TODAY’s panel of guys – actor Alex O’Loughlin, comedian Rick Younger, TruTV’s Chuck Nice and author Andrew Trees - answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)TODAY’s panel of guys – actor Alex O’Loughlin, comedian Rick Younger, TruTV’s Chuck Nice and author Andrew Trees - answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)



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Best and worst airports to find a date

Worst airport, No. 3: Hot weather and cold-shouldered celeb types: that’s what makes LAX such a poor spot for snagging a date. Surprisingly, the restaurants here consist primarily of fast-food joints.Whether you’re facing a layover or a weather delay, airports that offer the best odds for snagging a date — or staying terminally single.



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Video: Women hit the road to find love

April 9: On the Web site HighwaytoHusband.com, Julia Yarbough chronicles the cross-country quest to find Mr. Right she took with her friend Silva Harapetian. (Today Show)On the Web site HighwaytoHusband.com, Julia Yarbough chronicles the cross-country quest to find Mr. Right she took with her friend Silva Harapetian. (Today Show)



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Video: How to survive an awkward situation

April 8: The New York Times’ Philip Galanes and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig offer etiquette advice that can help you come out on top in an uncomfortable situation. (Today Show)The New York Times’ Philip Galanes and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig offer etiquette advice that can help you come out on top in an uncomfortable situation. (Today Show)



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No sex may be no fun — but is it unhealthy?

Is giving up sex bad for your health? And why would her boyfriend's breath actually excite one woman? Sexploration answers your most intimate queries. Got a question? E-mail us. We'll post answers to selected questions.
Health - Sexuality - Ask an Expert - Advice - Searching

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Video: Test your sex I.Q.

April 5: Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss test TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb on their knowledge of sex. How well did you score? (Today Show)Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss test TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb on their knowledge of sex. How well did you score? (Today Show)





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Video: Is sex-addiction therapy effective?

April 1: In the wake of Tiger Woods’ and Jesse James’ personal scandals, psychiatrist Gail Saltz and People magazine’s David Caplan discuss rehab programs and overcoming infidelity. (Today Show)In the wake of Tiger Woods’ and Jesse James’ personal scandals, psychiatrist Gail Saltz and People magazine’s David Caplan discuss rehab programs and overcoming infidelity. (Today Show)



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Dealing with digital memories after a breakup

When two people split, the one-sided ownership of the photos may become achingly apparent.Often in relationships, people upload their photos to Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Kodak Gallery or other photo sharing sites. Other times, they never leave a person's phone or camera.



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We’re through! How to break up with a friend

March 30: Psychotherapist Robi Ludwig discusses strategies for tactfully calling it quits with a friend.  (Today Show)Like romance, sometimes platonic relationships can run out of steam. Psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig explains how to get the space you need without burning bridges.



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Event pushes for black couples to say ‘I do’

Joan Griffith-Lee, left, and her husband Don Lee share a moment as they pose for a photograph. The New York couple have been married 20 years and will be celebrating Black Marriage Day. This weekend, couples will be marking the eighth annual Black Marriage Day as a way to celebrate their relationships and dispel misconceptions about matrimony in their communities. But will that make a difference for people who say marriage isn't for them?





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America’s best cities for singles

Angelenos rank fourth in being both attractive and stylish, not shocking in a town where even the frozen-yogurt shop workers keep their head shots handy. But they didn’t crack the top 10 best cities for singles—maybe because they’re the next-to-least friendly too?What makes a good singles scene? Sometimes it’s charming locals — or just a whole lot of bars. Here’s where to go for both.



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Niche matchmaking sites attract date 'crashers'

JDate, an online dating service for Jewish singles, has been crashed many non-Jews over the years. The site makes it pretty easy to do, offering a "willing to convert" option on the questionnaire. Exclusive parties have always had gate crashers. Now, singles are discovering that their exclusive online dating sites — those specialty interest sites catering to religious, cultural, political, educational or personal criteria ranging from health to hobbies to height — are attracting date crashers.



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Video: Relationship rules for the modern family

March 25: Psychologist Michelle Callahan offers relationship advice for families dealing with a dating family member. (Today Show)Psychologist Michelle Callahan offers relationship advice for families dealing with a dating family member. (Today Show)



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Video: Does a cheating spouse deserve another chance?

March 24: In the wake of recently exposed celebrity infidelities involving the likes of Tiger Woods and Jesse James, family therapist Dr. Argie Allen and former District Attorney Jeanine Pirro debate whether it’s right to stand by your man. (Today Show)In the wake of recently exposed celebrity infidelities involving the likes of Tiger Woods and Jesse James, family therapist Dr. Argie Allen and former District Attorney Jeanine Pirro debate whether it’s right to stand by your man. (Today Show)





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Redbook editor shares anguish of divorce

March 22: Redbook magazine's Stacy Morrison talks to TODAY’s Al Roker about her new book, “Falling Apart in One Piece,” a memoir about finding herself through divorce. (Today Show)Stacy Morrison dished love advice, but was caught off-guard when her husband said “I'm done.” In her book, “Falling Apart in One Piece,” she writes about struggling to accept the end of her marriage.



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Video: Staying single and loving it

March 23: More magazine takes a look at midlife women who are single and loving it. Editor-in-chief Lesley Jane Seymour and Jane Scandurra, who is featured in the article, discuss.  (Today Show)More magazine takes a look at midlife women who are single and loving it. Editor-in-chief Lesley Jane Seymour and Jane Scandurra, who is featured in the article, discuss. (Today Show)



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Video: Can marriage survive infidelity?

March 22: Psychotherapist Robi Ludwig and msnbc.com’s Courtney Hazlett talk with TODAY’s Natalie Morales about Hollywood’s obsession with celebrity affairs and whether your marriage could survive infidelity. (Today Show)Psychotherapist Robi Ludwig and msnbc.com’s Courtney Hazlett talk with TODAY’s Natalie Morales about Hollywood’s obsession with celebrity affairs and whether your marriage could survive infidelity. (Today Show)



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Video: Why do people cheat?

March 20: Sex therapist Ian Kerner examines why people are unfaithful and how men and women differ with infidelity. (Today Show)Sex therapist Ian Kerner examines why people are unfaithful and how men and women differ with infidelity. (Today Show)



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Sexy texts can spice up your relationship

March 11: Not sure what “f2f” or “LOML” means? Debra Goldstein and Olivia Baniuszewicz, authors of "Flirtexting: How to Text Your Way to His Heart,” help translate the new language of love. (Today Show)The book "Flirtexting" artfully navigates the act of flirting and dating in tech-savvy times. In this excerpt, the authors write about why exchanging steamy texts with your beau can make you fall in love all over again.



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Video: Can ‘beta’ men love ‘alpha’ actresses?

March 19: Following reports of Sandra Bullock and Jesse James separating, People magazine’s Peter Castro and psychiatrist Janet Taylor discuss the relationship dynamics of successful actresses who are with less-successful men. (Today Show)Following reports of Sandra Bullock and Jesse James separating, People magazine’s Peter Castro and psychiatrist Janet Taylor discuss the relationship dynamics of successful actresses who are with less-successful men. (Today Show)



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Dogged out: Your beau misses Fido, not you

The American Kennel Club took a look back at how just nine breeds embodied America’s taste in canine companionship over the past 125 years.  Have you ever had the feeling that your loved one misses the dog more than you when he or she is away on a business trip? You may be right. A new survey finds that a third of Americans pine for their pooches, not their partners.





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Video: Man panel talks breakups and sex

March 18: TODAY’s panel of guys — celebrity chef Curtis Stone, comedian Rick Younger, TruTV’s Chuck Nice and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)TODAY’s panel of guys — celebrity chef Curtis Stone, comedian Rick Younger, TruTV’s Chuck Nice and author Andrew Trees — answers viewers’ questions. (Today Show)





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Video: Are you a bore?

March 18: Care.com’s Robi Ludwig and body language expert Aaron Brehove fill you in on clues to help you make better connections.  (Today Show)Care.com’s Robi Ludwig and body language expert Aaron Brehove fill you in on clues to help you make better connections. (Today Show)



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Video: Survival of the kindest

March 16: Psychologist Jennifer Hartstein and etiquette expert Faye Rogaski discuss the importance of being kind and considerate.  (Today Show)Psychologist Jennifer Hartstein and etiquette expert Faye Rogaski discuss the importance of being kind and considerate. (Today Show)



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The dark side of digital ‘love’

Golfer Tiger Woods became a textbook example of digital love gone bad when his voice mail to a mistress hit the news media, audio intact. Despite many upbeat tales of online matchups or romantic reunions through Facebook or e-mail, there are plenty of cautionary tales. They don't have the high-profile, TMZ-appeal of Tiger Woods' case, but are more devastating to the victims.





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Video: Finding love on Facebook

March 12: Dating coach Rachel Greenwald shares advice for making a love connection on the popular social networking site.  (Today Show)Dating coach Rachel Greenwald shares advice for making a love connection on the popular social networking site. (Today Show)



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Video: Remaining cool in uncomfortable situations

March 11: Philip Galanes of The New York Times and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig answer viewers’ questions about etiquette. (Today Show)Philip Galanes of The New York Times and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig answer viewers’ questions about etiquette. (Today Show)



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Untrustworthy guy? Your instincts may be right

Is he trustworthy? Men with wider faces are not only perceived as untrustworthy, they may deserve the reputation, according to a new study published in the journal Psychological Science .
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Facebook status changed to ‘single?’ Ur dumped

You don't need Facebook to communicate! That's why we invented e-mail, IM, sex, talking, flowers and jewelry. But if you insist on "friending" your sweetie on Facebook, here are some rules to follow. Digital dumping is on the rise, according to a survey, with growing numbers of people preferring to use email and social networking Web sites to break up with their partners.





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Staying in touch with loved ones during war

Peter Gustafson, a member of the Washington State National Guard, used Skype to stay in touch with his wife, Tonya, while deployed in Iraq. World War II had its “V-mail” – photographed, miniaturized letters both to and from servicemen.  Today’s war has e-mail.



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Video: A prenup, not love, may conquer all

March 9: Former District Attorney Jeanine Pirro and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz debate the good, bad and ugly concerning prenuptial agreements.  (Today Show)Former District Attorney Jeanine Pirro and psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz debate the good, bad and ugly concerning prenuptial agreements. (Today Show)



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Video: Taming the green-eyed monster

March 9: From sibling rivalry to infidelity, jealousy can pop up in any relationship. Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz shares tips for controlling envy. (Today Show)From sibling rivalry to infidelity, jealousy can pop up in any relationship. Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz shares tips for controlling envy. (Today Show)



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Video: Coming clean the right way

March 2: Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss offers tips and advice for making a proper apology. (Today Show)Psychologist Belisa Vranich and Shape magazine’s Jared Matthew Weiss offers tips and advice for making a proper apology. (Today Show)



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Video: Is 'friends without benefits' a reality?

March 2: Jennifer Koppelman Hutt and Alexis Stewart, hosts of Sirius Satellite Radio's "Whatever With Alexis and Jennifer," delve deeper into platonic relationships with the opposite sex.  (Today Show)Jennifer Koppelman Hutt and Alexis Stewart, hosts of Sirius Satellite Radio's "Whatever With Alexis and Jennifer," delve deeper into platonic relationships with the opposite sex. (Today Show)



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Technology that makes the heart grow fonder

If you can't be with the one you love, log onto Facebook. Or Skype. Or Second Life. If you're over 35, you might remember long-distance relationships played out over long-distance phone wires. Nowadays, youthful – or tech-savvy – paramours would rather whisper sweet nothings over instant messages, e-mail, Facebook or Skype.



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Facebook for lovers

You don’t need Facebook to communicate! That’s why we invented e-mail, IM, sex, talking, flowers and jewelry.  But if you insist on "friending" your sweetie on Facebook, here are some rules to follow. But if you insist, here are some rules to follow.



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Video: Man builds ice castle for love

Feb. 24: A Minnesotan erects a five-story ice castle for his wife in their backyard. (Today Show)A Minnesotan erects a five-story ice castle for his wife in their backyard. (Today Show)



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Aha! Understanding the mind games men play

Feb. 19: Author Diana Kirschner talks about guys who are DUDs (Definitely Unworkable Dudes), as featured in her new book, “Love in 90 Days: The Essential Guide to Finding Your Own True Love.” (Today Show)When it comes to relationships, men are at least as hard to figure out as women. Here, psychologist Diana Kirschner, author of “Love in 90 Days,” spells out how to avoid DUDs (Definitely Unworkable Dudes) and focus instead on men who give you love that is just right for you.



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Drug could prolong men’s sexual staying power

Not since Viagra has a prescription medication held so much potential to affect the sex lives of American men. Here's why that could hurt you.


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Need to get over your ex? Call Death Bear

Severing the ties: A woman hands Death Bear clothing and other keepsakes from a relationship that didn't survive.Death Bear — a 7-foot-tall character created by a New York performance artist — is a self-appointed public servant for the brokenhearted. He takes away old photos, letters and socks left over from failed relationships — and as Valentine’s Day nears, his services are in high demand.





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Video: Dating after divorce

Feb. 16: Clinical psychologist Belisa Vranich and Jared Matthew Weiss, contributing editor at Shape magazine, discuss relationship advice for those looking to return to the dating pool following a failed marriage. (Today Show)Clinical psychologist Belisa Vranich and Jared Matthew Weiss, contributing editor at Shape magazine, discuss relationship advice for those looking to return to the dating pool following a failed marriage. (Today Show)



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The dos and don’ts of digital love

Technology + Love = Grayscale. You've been warned.Valentine's Day changes with the times, and even now you're probably already screwing it up with technology by texting and tweeting. Here are some dos and don'ts when combining technology with love.



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New online annoyance: the 'elationship'

Online dating can be a minefield of deception. There's the woman with the profile photo from 1992. There's the Don Juan who says he's single, but isn't. And now, there's the lover who seems interested only in an ‘elationship.’When it comes to online dating, we’ve come to expect deception.  Now, there’s a new online annoyance — the person who doesn’t want to meet but is all too happy to e-mail, text, tweet, IM, or scrawl on your Facebook wall indefinitely.





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Olivia Newton-John tops list of sexiest songs

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Billboard has ranked the 50 sexiest songs by popularity — and Barry White didn't even make the list.


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Video: ‘Matchmaker’ solves dating dilemmas

Feb. 11: Patti Stanger, of Bravo's “The Millionaire Matchmaker,” speaks with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and guest host Kim Kardashian and offers dating advice to viewers. (Today Show)Patti Stanger, of Bravo's “The Millionaire Matchmaker,” speaks with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and guest host Kim Kardashian and offers dating advice to viewers. (Today Show)



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Video: ‘Checkups’ may be key to healthy relationship

Feb. 11: Psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor and Care.com’s Robi Ludwig reveal which checkup questions you and your partner should be asking each other annually. (Today Show)Psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor and Care.com’s Robi Ludwig reveal which checkup questions you and your partner should be asking each other annually. (Today Show)



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Slideshow: Slideshow: Winter Olympics couples

From Lindsey and Thomas Vonn to Kristi Yamaguchi and Bret Hedican, take a look at current and former Winter Olympians who carry torches for each other.From Lindsey and Thomas Vonn to Kristi Yamaguchi and Bret Hedican, take a look at current and former Winter Olympians who carry torches for each other.



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Love supermarket matches couples in Beijing

For Chinese singles in the market for love, a Beijing supermarket may offer just what they're looking for.
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Love's language: Couples who say ‘we’ happier

Micki Sievwright hugs her husband, Dane, as they head out for the evening in the west Denver suburb of Lakewood, Colo. They are working on saying "we" rather than "me."Married couples who refer to themselves as "we" or "us" and describe possessions as "ours" are happier than those who use singular pronouns, a new study shows.



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Ex-ESPN analyst rues ‘damage’ of sex addiction

Feb. 8: In an exclusive interview with TODAY's Matt Lauer, former ESPN analyst Steve Phillips, who went into sex-addiction rehab after a workplace affair, discusses the treatment he received at the same facility Tiger Woods allegedly sought help at.  (Today Show)Steve Phillips, who last fall lost his job as a baseball analyst after admitting to an affair with a production assistant 24 years his junior, spoke candidly about his treatment for sex addiction and his hopes to save his marriage. “I’ve broken my wife’s heart,” he said Monday.





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Video: Cute, clever, Cupid-inspired gifts

Feb. 8: Ditch the traditional chocolate and roses this Valentine’s Day. Robyn Spizman, from thegiftionary.com, shares perfect present ideas for that special someone. (Today Show)Ditch the traditional chocolate and roses this Valentine’s Day. Robyn Spizman, from thegiftionary.com, shares perfect present ideas for that special someone. (Today Show)



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Husband’s dirty deeds a turn-off for wife

When a motorcycle show owner brings his work home with him — on his hands and clothes — none of his wife's attempts to get him to clean up seem to work.Can straight talk convince a dirty man to change his ways? And will a woman judge a man if he has a crooked erection? Sexploration answers your most intimate queries.



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An ‘e-motional’ affair is just a click away

Technology isn’t just enabling infidelity, it’s accelerating it at record pace — and more of us are increasingly leading “digital double lives.” Sex therapist Ian Kerner explains how to sharpen the blurred line between fantasy and reality.


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What type of cheating is worst? That depends

Cheating on a spouse or significant other is sure to cause feelings of jealousy and hurt in the spurned partner.
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Disgraced evangelist’s wife on why she stayed

In “Why I Stayed: The Choices I Made in My Darkest Hour,” Gayle Haggard explains why she chose to stay with her husband, former pastor Ted Haggard, after the eruption of a 2006 scandal linking him with drug use and a male prostitute. An excerpt.


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Disgraced pastor is freed of gay urges, wife says

Gayle Haggard said that when her husband, pastor Ted Haggard, reached out to her after scandal involving a male prostitute erupted, she began her “journey of choosing to love.”In 2006, megachurch pastor Ted Haggard made headlines for a scandal involving drugs and a male prostitute, but his wife Gayle chose to stay with him. On Wednesday she said that therapy has cured him of his compulsions. “Our relationship is better than it’s ever been,” she said.



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Better with age? Seniors report spicy sex lives

Senior citizens often have rewarding sex lives, according to new research aimed at revealing the nuances of sexuality in the elderly.


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