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Slimmer women make better wives -- study

Probably, one reason celebrity couples Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore or David and Victoria Beckham have been going strong in their relationship is because the wives in both the cases are slimmer than their husbands.

An intriguing new study carried out by the researchers at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, U.S., states that marriages are more satisfying for both the partners if the fairer sex is thinner or has a lower body mass index (BMI).

BMI is a measure of height in relation to weight, and is used to determine whether a person is over or underweight.

Nothing is more upsetting than knowing that the guy you thought to be the love of your life called it quits. Recovering from a bad break up is tough, not impossible. The Med Guru shares with you some genius tactics to get over a guy.

No matter you were dating for years, months or a few days, break-ups bring a lot of pain and are hard to survive. But then, it's not the end of life. The good news is that life does get better. Rather than grieving and shedding tears over past, prepare yourself for what lies ahead.

When cheating on wives, men take inspiration from dads

It might be a wise decision to look at your to-be-father-in-law's marital status before walking down the aisle with your man, as a new study suggests that men inherit tendency to cheat on their partner from their fathers.

According to a new study conducted by researchers at the Charles University, Prague, cheating really does run in the family, at least in case of men, the Daily Mail reports.

The Czech study found that though both men and women cheated on their partners, men were more likely to stray in relationships if their fathers had been unfaithful while they were growing up.

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