I'm sure you've all heard the saying "he's perfect on paper" — you know, the guy who went to an Ivy League school, the guy who comes from a good family, who's caring, generous, and of course good looking. While that description might sound good to some, it's far from perfection to others. So ladies, once you've decided he's boyfriend material, do tell, what's your definition of a guy that's perfect on paper?
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For sex to feel good, a woman has to be warmed up. That's why foreplay is so important — it gets her juices flowing. But sometimes she may need a little help from a bottle, so let's see how well you know the brands of these lubricants!
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Which company makes this water-based lube?
Wed, 11/05/2008 - 6:00am by Anonymous
I have been married for 13 years and I try to do nice things for my wife every chance I get. I send her emails at work saying how much I love her and give her little items to make her smile (hopefully). I bought her flowers and left strategically placed notes in random places so that she would see them throughout her day on our anniversary. I made a homemade card with a coupon to her favorite ice cream place. I stop her and give her random kisses throughout the day, but none of these gestures gets a response or anything in return. I don't feel like she appreciates our marriage anymore and it seems like she just has me around because of the kids. It is very frustrating to me and it eats away at me every day. I don't want to cause problems in our family, so I keep my feelings to myself. It is causing me stress every day and it's making it very hard for me to continue to do these nice things as I feel very distant from her. I am at a loss. What should I do to reconnect with my wife when I feel like I've tried everything?
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Although President Bush, an eager and capable campaigner, was pushed into the shadows by fellow Republican candidates this year, his loyalists still have his back.
Insiders believe that the optimistic and steadfast President has been misunderstood. Perhaps more frustrating to supporters: the recent financial crisis has left the administration little chance to go out on a positive note or give attention to his legacy.
Even so, former Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer says Bush is confident that history will be kinder on him than his contemporaries. Do you think time will make the Bush Presidency look better or worse than it does now?
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Barack Obama's supporters in Chicago proved their belief in change last night, gathering in Grant Park to hear the freshly-minted President-elect Obama
accept the highest office in the country. Meanwhile in Arizona, John McCain's loyalists displayed emotions of sadness, while the candidate himself
offered support to his opponent. And in the nation's capitol, Democratic supporters came out to cheer for victory, and perhaps wake current-President Bush from his sleep.
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