- By Severine Duval
Friday, April 2, 2010
The latest craze to hit out shores!
- By Severine Duval
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Loving the chase...
This got me thinking. The fact is men need the chase. I decided to practice this theory on my boyfriend over the weekend, and as it turns out its true! I completely ignore him, and acted as though i had better things to do then worry about his every need. I wasn't needed, clingy, overly affectionate and basically didn't give a damn. And as it turned out the less I cared the more he did! He became much more attentive and seeked my attention more and more. Men love to play games, they love the challenge of earning something much more then be given something. Over the centuries men have been chasing after something, and more importantly been rewarded for it! Men feel empowered if they've gone after something and gotten it, claiming something rather than having it given to them is a sense of accomplishment and really that is what has driven mankind for centuries. While mentioning this theory to my boyfriend he admitted that men value something or someone they've had to win over much more. I've always thought that by making things easier in a relationship such as by always checking up on him and worrying about him i was been a good girlfriend but the fact is men find independence sexy and are much more attracted to girls who either don't give a rats about them or who are too busy for them. By making things easier for a men were boring them death, but by living our own life we are making things much more appealing and interesting for them! I've always wondered how and why men stay with their girlfriends who are complete bitches to them and I now know why, it all about the chase!
- By Severine Duval
Monday, March 29, 2010
Hollywood and cheating spouses.
First it was the Tiger Woods scandal and now Sandra Bullock's cheating husband Jesse James? It intrigues me how no amount of fame, beauty, talent, wisdom or wealth can ever shield a woman from a cheating partner.
Sandra Bullock, a refined actress that exudes talent and beauty now finds herself in a situation a lot of us infamous women unfortunately wind up in. The question is, it doesn’t really matter how beautiful you are, how rich and famous you are or what a good wife you are. Men are men sadly and they have their needs and low thresholds for temptation.
If it can happen to Sandra Bullock, Sienna Miller or Jennifer Aniston it can definitely happen to us. Isn’t it scary how we think that? All these actors and actresses have such a pristine, ‘untouchable’ sort of aura around them. Then a husband/boyfriend cheats on them and I sit here and wonder, “Why? But she’s so beautiful! Why would he want to cheat on her?” The answer to that question I think is, rich or poor, beautiful or ugly; we are all prone to the same things.
It’s sad though isn’t it? You think you have this perfect relationship but all it takes is temptation for a man and yes even for a cheating woman, but I mean come on seriously, how often do us women really cheat in comparison to men? That may come across as a sexist or feminist remark but from the little that I have seen in the past 24 years men take the cake on this one. So the question is, do men usually cheat because they are just not capable of thinking with their head and get carried away with a woman’s physical beauty and their dire desperation for getting under the sheets with someone hot and new? Or is it because us women do get too comfortable and forget the basic things we used to do to make our men happy when we first started out? It does take two hands to clap.
Because at the end of the day men are definitely visual creatures and women are in their head a little too much (you have to admit it ladies!). So when and how do we draw a medium? Because let’s face it there is plenty of couples out there who’s relationships and marriages do work without any infidelity. What magic do they work on their relationship?
Would sharing, listening, understanding, compromising and always keeping things exciting keep your man/woman from straying? I say, why not?
- By Simran Sagar
