Tag: slow

According to recent research, American heterosexual sex lasts only 7.3 minutes on average. What's the rush, people? If we compare sex to dining, Americans are the sexual equivalent of a fast food joint—an "In-N-Out" if you will.

Sex, like food, is supposed to be savored. It should be a four-course meal. You don’t just walk into a fancy restaurant and demand your main course. You take your time. Why is that only 29% of women report always reaching orgasm during sex compared to that of 75% of men?

Married life is easy.

You may have read, heard, or even experienced the opposite—that marriage is hard work. I used to believe that was true. Not anymore.

Marriage is easy.

I understand that making time for someone else or giving up some of the things you love or getting your own way creates some struggles in life, but once again, marriage is easy. Perhaps those who believe marriage is hard work are actually referring to the difficulty of interacting and living with an immature, childish human.

Great news for married couples who journey together through thick and thin! When the dust settles on a new groundbreaking study, in which the attention is primarily focused on improving the health and life quality of Alzheimer’s patients, the health benefits of marriage will get a share of the spotlight.

New research highlights a non-pharmacological intervention in Alzheimer’s treatment, which slows down the inevitable decline the disease brings—this is a big wow and might have implications for reducing the damaging effects of other diseases. The study, "Caregiver–Recipient Closeness and Symptom Progression in Alzheimer Disease," which began in 2002