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This is an interesting article I found on Slate.com
Essentially, the argument goes kind of like this.. (quoted from the article)
The pill also meant women felt more able to postpone marriage—why hurry? They could enjoy sex and a career without rushing to get married. And as more intelligent women delayed getting hitched, that meant that more [...]

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I haven’t updated my blog in quite a while, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been up to anything. Some unanticipated events left me with the month of June off, and nothing to do with my time, so I decided to hop in a plane and head out to Thailand, where I’ve been for the [...]

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Hey guys!
I disappeared there for a little while - exams, bootcamps and the holidays kept me really busy over the past two months, but I haven’t abandoned this blog.
I saw an interesting article today, and thought I would share it about you guys. It’s an interesting look at the social habits of animals, and there [...]

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The NYT has another article about Mystery’s new show “The Pickup Artist”. It’s from a few weeks ago but I just found it today.
Nothing shocking or revoluntionary, but the author closes with something that got me thinking.
“The Pick-Up Artist” is intriguing — far more intriguing than its tawdry subject might suggest. Mr. Strauss’s thoughtful [...]

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There’s a NYT post on the Freakonomics Blog about negging. As usual, it totally misrepresents what a neg is, and therefore comes to the conclusion that the community is a bunch of…

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The New York Times has an interesting article today on the keys to desire. Check it here

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I found Stumbleupon.com, which is actually a pretty useful little tool.
I found some interesting links that I thought I would pass on to you guys.
The SIRC guide to flirting: A hilariously dry and analytical guide to flirting, written by the Social Issues Research Centre. This actually contains some pretty decent advice, despite the way [...]

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