Apparently, Canadians hate sex.
To be fair, it’s not all Canadians, and it’s not that they hate sex — it’s just that some Canadians have sex lower on their priority scale than other things.
Tag: Relationships
Does anyone remember that FOX TV reality show MR PERSONALITY?
On this dating show, the male contestants all wore masks to hide their facial features from their potential love interest. The concept was that for any pure relationship to work, one’s personality should take priority over one’s looks.
Obviously, with the subsequent success of shows without masks like THE BACHELOR, the American TV audience is more interested in the visuals and sex appeal of their reality TV contestants rather than the more sincere personality-driven programming.
How old were you when you first had sex?
And if you have kids that age, have you taken the time to have THAT conversation with them, to ensure that your kids don’t make the same mistake (or have the same fun) that you had when you were their age?
Chances are, you haven’t. Web Watch doesn’t know many parents who have had that conversation at all.
But it may end up that today’s parents shouldn’t be that discouraged about their kids bumping uglies in an unresponsible manner, according to a recent report from the CDC.
If you’re not reading Cosmopolitan magazine, you’re doing yourself a disservice.
Seriously, their annual SEX ISSUE is hands-down, one of the funniest reads you’ll have all year.
And it’s all because of their regular survey feature of SEX QUESTIONS (“We answer the naughtiest things on your mind, in 20 words or less”).
The Baby Boomer generation is getting older, that’s a fact. And it’s not just because Baby Boomers represent those aged 45-63.
It could be because they may not be doing the one thing that helps alleviate the onset of premature old-age: finding a partner to spend the rest of their lives with.
Metrosexuals, listen up!
You may think you know everything about everything grooming-wise, but apparently you do not.
Sure, you may go around looking all nice and pretty, and have a way with the ladies at the bar — but maybe you don’t know all the details of what women REALLY look for when you take your pants off.
Yes, men – women do care about your underwear. They may not like to admit it, but just like the old saying, “clothes make the man,” so goes the other saying, “cartoon animal underpants are a big turn off”.
Web Watch agrees that this type of thing can happen to anyone.
Everybody has some odd roommate story that they can share. We went through 6 months of one roommate never doing their own laundry.
What?
Yeah, it’s true. Many years back, we shared an apartment with two guys… and one of them, apparently, didn’t have any socks of his own. He would “borrow” socks from Web Watch (we shudder to think if he was “borrowing” underpants from our other roommate), and then toss the dirtys into the appropriate hamper for the unsuspecting soul to wash on laundry day.
For a while, Web Watch could never understand why we were always running out of clean socks ahead of where we thought we would be in the laundry cycle. Sure, we figured it out – but by then, it was too late. A use pattern had set in.
Luckily, we were able to kick him out – and laundry returned to normal levels.
Web Watch has spent enough time out at bars and restaurants to recognize when a date seen across the room is heading in the wrong direction.
It could be a subtle sign, like a couple sitting at the table not talking to each other or engrossed in their cellphones instead of each other — or it could be something a bit more blatant, such as a heated discussion that slowly escalates to the point where the whole room is involved in some manner.
Heck, even when if comes to married life, we know plenty of couples who should have seen the writing on the wall well before the divorce papers were a conversation topic… if only they had asked us for our honest opinion of where we thought their relationship was heading.