Showing anger in the office worse for women, study finds

Ever notice that when women express anger at work, they're considered nasty shrews, but when men do it, they're assertive, driven, and passionate about their work? The double standard has negative consequences for working women, according to new research, as it suggests that...

Men And Women Are Programmed Differently When It Comes To Temptation

Men may not see their flirtations with an attractive woman as threatening to the relationship while women do. Researchers found that women protect their relationship more when an attractive man enters the picture but men look more negatively at their partner after they've met...

Middle-aged binge drinkers dying in record numbers

"A record number of people are drinking themselves to death, according to latest figures showing Britain is on a dangerous alcohol binge."

Humor's Sexual Side

"A woman who deploys a male sense of humor—one that's aggressive or competitive—is a turnoff to men. Ask men and women which qualities are most attractive in a mate and both sexes are likely to rank a good sense of humor near the top of their lists. The trait is so sought...

Gay Rights Take Center Stage in Massachusetts

""It's not like we're looking for something extra," said Jeremy Spiegel outside the Statehouse, holding a sign that read, "No Discrimination in the Constitution." He added: "Same-sex couples just want the same rights as straight couples." Across the road, Travis Housman had...

The New Workplace Romance

"Today’s workplace has become the No. 1 spot for married individuals to meet affair partners. More men and women are breaking their marriage vows by engaging in office friendships that slowly become romantic relationships — relationships that would have been socially...

My boyfriend wants to have telephone sex -- How can I keep my dignity?

A sexual dilemma indeed.