NileshBabu |
Visually delight stuff & some research in between |
- Women play the role of "office mother" offering to lend a sympathetic ear.
- Men play devil's advocate and act in a challenging way.
- Women make the effort to laugh at jokes and make colleagues feel good about themselves.
- Men are more likely to be the joke teller.
- Women act in a passive manner, letting colleagues talk over them and interrupt.
- Men are more likely to do the interrupting.
as per: Why men write short email and women write emotional messages.
Women who feel negatively about female genitalia find it harder to have an orgasm and are less likely to get regular gynecological exams, says a new study from Indiana University.
They are also often more critical of their own genitals – and other women's – than men are, according to the study, published in the current issue of the International Journal of Sexual Health.
Men were generally more positive than women, a point that didn't surprise the author. “Men are more relaxed and open and accepting of women's genitals. Women are assuming the worst, and they're anxious, and men are just happy to be invited to the party.”
This is because “women are just a lot more critical of all of their body parts,” she said.
Reminds me of Robert De Niro quote: "According to a new survey, women say they feel more comfortable undressing in front of men than they do undressing in front of other women. They say that women are too judgmental, where, of course, men are just grateful."
An online survey conducted by pharmaceutical company Schering-Plough and an internet dating site asked 1000 people about sex and contraception. The results revealed that approximately 63 per cent of men and 52 per cent of women do not discuss the use of contraception prior to having sex with a new partner for the first time.
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