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Sex change for reverend, gay marriage legal in Conn., and Obama's take on gender identity.
Americans may be cutting corners these days but it seems they're saving plenty of pocket change for love. In uncertain economic times, reports Market Watch, online dating sites thrive. Granted, the stats come from online-dating site Perfectmatch.com, which reports a 47% spike in members over the last quarter.
An exception to rule? British men. 90% of 'em said they would give up on their romantic relationship to save money, according to a Skipton Building Society study reported by Debt Management Today. A YouGov study reported that 47% of 2,400 British adults said they would spend more … Read More
Red is sexy, a thin line between love & hate, and the genetics of sexuality.
Do you want a guy to ask you out for a nice dinner? According to The Frisky, you should wear red. In a study from the University of Rochester it's been shown that dudes are more interested in a Lady In Red. How about that? Eric Clapton knew what he was talking about.
Speaking of outfits, MSNBC thinks you can explore sexual fantasies via your Halloween costume. Dang, what does it say if you dress up as the Joker? (Check out our LoveFeed for ideas of your Halloween costume).
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CT third US state to grant legal rights to gays.
Connecticut today became the third state to extend the same rights to same-sex marriages as those that apply to straight couples.
The state Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 decision that Connecticut's previously approved civil unions are unconstitutional and discriminatory. The dissenting opinion argued that the "regulation of procreation," which it said includes defining marriage as a union between a man and woman, should be left to the state legislature instead of the courts.
Vice Presidential candidates Sarah Palin and Joe Biden touched on a similar discourse during their debate last week: whether or not … Read More
CT third US state to grant equal rights to gays.
Connecticut today became the third state to extend the same rights to same-sex marriages as those that apply to straight couples.
The state Supreme Court ruled in a 4-3 decision that Connecticut's previously approved civil unions are unconstitutional and discriminatory. The dissenting opinion argued that the "regulation of procreation," which it said includes defining marriage as a union between a man and woman, should be left to the state legislature instead of the courts.
Vice Presidential candidates Sarah Palin and Joe Biden touched on a similar discourse during their debate last week: whether or not … Read More
