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• Should She Delay the L-Word?

  Jan 7, 09 9:47 CST
  It may seem dated to say women can kill relationships with a poorly timed or premature "I love you." Or it may just seem dated to women, observes Sarah Hepola, who read an article advising women never to be the first to show their cards, emotionally, and was so annoyed she forwarded it to some of her guy friends. To her surprise, she writes on Salon, some agreed. More »

• Ladies, Beware This New Type of Cad

  Dec 20, 08 5:00 PM CST
  Traditional womanizers are easy to detect, but single girls have a new species of cad to watch out for—the Homme Fatale, writes Irina Aleksander in the Observer. They are smart, gentle, short of Hollywood good looks but confident in a self-deprecating way, "deceptively vulnerable," and conniving. Such ladykillers soon leave victims pining—to seek out another 3-month love affair once their conquest is complete. More »

• 'I Haven't Had Sex in 15 Years'

  Dec 10, 08 7:41 PM CST
  Writer Kit Naylor didn't intend for things to work out this way. She likes men. She likes love. And yet somehow, "here I am—55 years old, a spinster long past my sell-by date, no kids—and I haven't had sex in a decade and a half.” She explains in Salon how she meant to merely take a break from the "middle-aged dating roller coaster." And how, 15 years later, she's come to an uneasy peace with her situation.
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• Radio Spots Put the 'Ad' in Adultery

  Nov 14, 08 3:51 PM CST
  The Ashley Madison Agency, a Web site matching would-be adulterers and home of the catchphrase “Life is short, have an affair,” has launched an ad blitz on Boston radio stations, reports the Herald. “The era of the scarlet letter is long over,” the company’s CEO said of the spots, which run in a state where adultery is technically against the law. More »

• Shopping in the Online Meat Market

  Oct 24, 08 7:34 PM CDT
  Adult FriendFinder may have 30 million users, but that doesn't mean it's easy to find partners for sex, love, or anything else with a few clicks. The site claims to have an even split of men and women, but from posts and chat rooms, it looks more like 30:1. Posing as a comely young woman, Teddy Wayne writes in Radar, he was barraged with “ungrammatical” notes from male suitors eager for casual sex, illustrated with photos of the wooers at "full mast."
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