Men and Relationships

Sex can lead to confusion until you understand the "social currency" between woman and man.

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Our femininity always stays with us

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Can $1 Really Change Your Life?

I can't begin to tell you about the changed lives of those joining the On Demand Program at Women's Happiness - it's pretty routine that I get wedding invites and notices about new career directions that our members have taken.

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Men Who Do House Chores Have Less Sex

Dr. Paul, Interesting short article with a cool graph showing the precise amount of housework a guy should do  :D . Supports what we know from your teachings.  

http://blog.sfgate.com/science/2013/01/30/study-husbands-who-do-more-housework-have-less-sex/

Thought you guys might enjoy reading. 

What should women do?

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Sex as a "Social Currency"

Remember the first car that you bought for, perhaps, $500? The car transported you from place to place, and that was more than enough to make you value the car highly. You likely told friends that it was worth much more than $500 to you. Currency is a measure of value of something to us, irrespective of the the labor, time, energy, or love we put into that which we value.

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Dating Skills for Dealing with Crazy People

"Crazy people" is a derogatory term that I generally avoid, but many women have brought up the challenge of dealing with somebody which is difficult  – often someone they know or have to run into – who has some major problems and tends to HASSLE your life. If you really know what’s in the MindOS Mastery Program on personal growth and character maturity, then you also know that any description of behavior that’s weak, vague or confusing, points pretty much to one place:

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The material out there for women on men, dating, relationships sometimes seems to always go back to the same common denominator of “men are weird creatures,” or “men aren’t capable of vulnerability or emotional availability,” and in some cases even the downright “men are bad.” I think it’s understandable why.

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As a man and a movie lover, the "Twilight" films have annoyed me to no end. That is, until I saw a recent article by a woman about why she loves Robert Pattinson and his character, Edward Cullen, so much. It was telling, both about the films but more importantly about our culture. There is a hunger for real courtship in which the man is a true gentleman in the medieval sense. Women of all ages appear to be longing for what both Edward the vampire and Jake the werewolf offer.

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I went on CNN recently, and I must admit that I held back. The topic was the growth in prenuptial agreements and a new form of insurance called "divorce insurance,” which allows a man (or woman) to take out insurance prior to getting married to cover the huge potential costs of a divorce. They asked me what I think of the trend.

 

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