Sugar Editorial Picks
Oct 13, 2008 -
The desire for sex varies from person to person, and can range anywhere from a constant urge to a complete lack of interest. Essentially there’s no right answer for how often you should or shouldn’t want sex, but if you’re in a relationship, finding a mutual balance will go a long way in creating a harmonious sexual connection. I’m sure you all have your own happy medium, but ladies, in general, how does your sex drive differ from his?
- 28 Comments
Sep 30, 2008 -
Although I would never go so far as to say that flirting is a form of cheating, I don’t believe that flirting is harmless either. When you’re single, flirting is often how a romantic relationship starts; it implies there's a sexual chemistry there. Then again, flirting is fun and a completely natural way for people to interact.
- 27 Comments
Aug 26, 2008 -
The great thing about a sexual fantasy is that it can be whatever we want it to be. The problem is that if a fantasy isn't in the realm of reality, it can be hard to act on, which is why many of our wild, crazy, whimsical, or just impossible ideas end up staying in the realm of make believe. And that's OK, but what I want to know is: Do you know what your man's number one fantasy is?
- 26 Comments
Apr 01, 2008 -
Isn’t it funny how once we settle into a new relationship, we end up falling into certain patterns. I suppose it’s only natural, but I still find it somewhat remarkable how easy it is to pick up a new routine and how hard it is to break out of one.
One of the most common patterns for couples to develop early on is their social routine.
- 34 Comments
Sep 18, 2007 -
Okay, here's the situation. You've been dating this guy for 5 years, and you talk about getting married all the time. You live together.
- 49 Comments
Aug 29, 2007 -
Are you and your partner a little bored in the bedroom and need to spice things up? Have you ever thought about swinging?
Swinging might not be what you think it is - it's when a married or committed couple engages in any kind of sexual activity with another couple (who's also into swinging), multiple couples, or a single individual (threesome).
- 45 Comments
Aug 02, 2007 -
Meeting someone and becoming a couple is a wonderful feeling. You begin sharing your time together and your love for each other, and as your relationship grows closer, you may move in together, which means sharing expenses.
Sure, it's nice when a guy asks you out on a date and offers to pay for dinner, but when it comes to being in a committed relationship, I'm a firm believer in sharing all the costs.
- 11 Comments
Other Search Results
May 08, 2009 -
If you need your heart warmed before the weekend, get a load of this wedding story. A Washington DC couple, who started dating nine years ago while they were both living on the streets, just got married in a ceremony organized by the parishioners at Grace Episcopal Church.
Both White, 28, and his new bride, Nhiahni Chestnut, 39, attend Bible studies and a meal program at the church.
- 28 Comments
Jul 22, 2008 -
Whether you’re the kind of couple that prefers to spend time with other couples or just hang alone at home, eventually there comes a time when you have to socialize in a larger group setting. Some couples are born to work the crowd; they interact with everyone and then come back and connect with each other every once and a while. They never make anyone feel uncomfortable by arguing or being too affectionate.
- 21 Comments
Oct 28, 2008 -
Getting sexy for Halloween is fun, but getting a date and going with a theme can be really fun too. Since the plug and socket is overdone, I've come up with a few new and creative costume ideas for couples, so check them out below!
Naughty '50s Housewife and a Post Man — Go ahead and make fun of a silly stereotype!
Ball and Chain — A couple's classic, but not as popular as the plug and socket.
- 30 Comments