According to a study recently published in Biology Letters, reproductive-minded women favor men with low-pitched voices and consequently such men have more children than do men with high-pitched voices. »more»

Despite protestations otherwise, a German scientific research team peeled away what people say what they want in a mate and instead followed how they really acted. The results, while not necessarily politically correct, showed that: »more»

If you are a male looking for long-term love, one UK researcher thinks that you might want to tone down your masculinity less you scare off potential long-term partners. According to the study which is published in the current edition of Personality and Individual Differences: »more»

Men now have yet another reason to include weights in their exercise regimen. According to researchers at UCLA, muscular young men are likely to have more partners of physical intimacy than their "less-chiseled" peers. »more»

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The quickest way for longtime couples to rekindle romance may be to pretend they’re strangers, according to a University of British Columbia psychology study. »more»

Early Social Experiences Can Influence Adult Behavior In Romantic Relationships »more»