Up all night worrying instead of getting lucky? Don’t worry, you might just be smart. Or keep worrying, you might be smart. Whichever. A study published in Personality and Individual Differences has found that people who worry a lot may have high levels of verbal intelligence. 126 students took a … Read More
Want some anxiety, a few extra pounds, or a fight with your spouse? Stick with the night shift. According to a study published in PNAS, the disruption shift work causes to circadian rhythms has quick and profound effects on the body. Scientists followed twenty-two people as they transitioned from the … Read More
Some studies suggest that smokers who puff to reduce stress may actually feel less anxious after they quit. Hopefully, more offices start permitting e-cigarettes so everyone can live out their Steven Dorff fantasy. [Smoking doesn’t relieve stress… quitting does! via Daily Mail]
So, you’re meat and potatoes, and your girlfriend wants to be wrapped in cellophane and spanked with a kitchen utensil. Or whatever. Basically: You and the woman you’re bedding diverge on the proverbial spectrum of kink — with you hovering in the neighbourhood of vanilla, which is leaving you feeling … Read More
