Sexuality

Men don't have a sexual thought every 7 seconds

Contrary to the popular belief that men have a one track mind that turns to carnal thoughts every seven seconds, a new study reported that the frequency might just be once every 1.26 hours.

And not just the men. The research found that women think about sex frequently as well, just not as frequently as men do.

Man denied chance to donate blood because he 'looked gay'

A heterosexual Chicago man was rejected from giving blood because he looked 'too gay.' Aaron Pace, a straight man who describes himself as effeminate, was apparently turned away from donating blood at a blood bank in Gary, Indiana, for appearing homosexual.

Gay men have been prohibited from giving blood since 1985. Under the policy, implemented by the Food and Drug Administration, men who have sex with other men can not donate blood.

The ban on gay blood donors is based on the assumption that all homosexual and bisexual men are high risk for HIV.

Actually, opposites don't attract – study

It's not just a rule in physics, but also a popular cultural expression: “opposites attract.” But, a new study dispels the long held myth and suggests that when it comes to love, people seek partners with similar qualities and of same interests.

From 'Pretty Woman' (businessman meets prostitute) to 'The Proposal' (boss falls for assistant), and from 'Love, Actually' (prime minister meets housekeeper) to 'Beauty and the Beast' (beautiful girl meets beast), Hollywood's romantic comedies have always banked upon the antithesis of love.

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