For those of us who thought sinuses were in our noses: probably not the most useful way of saving a relationship.
Mathematical counseling for all who wonder why their relationship is like a sinus wave.
Via Science Daily.
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Welcome to my first Blog Carnival! I invited bloggers to share their recent posts with me on sex, love and relationships, and this is what I received.
Many of these are new to me, and I think they’re great; I hope you will too. Thanks so much to everyone who shared a post.
If you’d like to take part in future blog carnivals on my site, please sign up using the form at the bottom of this page.
The posts:
Meemalee writes movingly about having to live apart from someone you love, even if it’s not forever
Mrs CeeeCeee confirms the pivotal role that Tetris can take in finding true love
The redemptive pleasure of a night of passion with a younger man, from La Nostra Nemesi
Rebekah Wilding explores why a spot of man-bashing probably saves a lot of marriages
At One Life Left And No Cheats, a look at the mistakes we’d willingly make all over again
Kinky Shoes writes a hymn of praise to the humble condom
ShakeItLikeAPolaroidPicture offers some poetry about A Transcending Love
Alison Dennehy lays out the wonders of female friendship – and her love of things that smell nice
Elsie Anderton helpfully shares her insights into how to camp without ruining your marriage
Ugh. Like it isn’t already bad enough when a sloppy new romance breaks out all over your Facebook feed. Yet another FB irritant is about to be unleashed:
‘Facebook Us’ Adds Potentially Sickening Relationship Pages To Social Network.
This is a really sensitive and moving account of love with a morbidly obese man. Rather beautiful!
It Happened To Me: I Fell In Love With a 500-Pound Man | xoJane.
Via xojane
Anyone who’s ever had conception sex will know what a killer it is: it’s therefore no wonder that IVF has such a devastating impact – particularly when it’s such a long and uncertain road for most who undertake it.
Follow link for full image: A Map of Woman’s Heart: Rare Vintage Gem from the 1800s | Brain Pickings.
Via the excellent Brain Pickings
Frankly, I’m surprised that more people don’t offer this service – after all, sometimes we all need a little physical contact.
I wonder whether it’s possible to sell love and intimacy rather than sex? And I wonder if it’s harder to maintain your boundaries that way, too?
A fascinating read – and, I think, a jolly good idea.
