Rudeness is the most common reason for a fall out, a survey has claimed. According to the poll, 31 per cent have had a serious row with their other half in the last five years - 33 per cent of women and 30 pe rcent of men, the Daily Express reported. About 22 per cent had a fall out with a pal in the same period and 17 per cent with a co-worker. Parents got angry with their children and vice versa, although 14 per cent admitted arguing with their mom compared to just eight per cent who argued with their dad. The survey of 1,000 people by car insurance giant Esure also found that nine per c

Here is a guide for men who are coping with that time of the month in their partner's cycle It is the quiet before the storm and you can sense the inevitable ship commanded by Captain PMS slowly and steadily hit rocky shores. If you find your woman stacking up the refrigerator with chocolates and the drawer below the television with rented romantic comedies, chances are that she may be going through the premenstrual stress or what some people call, unfairly, the pissed-at-men syndrome. While you wear your shields and prepare to dodge the dynamites, do keep in mind that this monthly hormonal

Here's a list of things you can say to your man, to let him know that you appreciate him and that he's special Like the ones from the opposite sex, women are accustomed to receiving compliments - from the random guy at the pub to the street whistler! On the other hand, men rarely get a compliment. So fire off a meaningful compliment to your man and make way for a steaming night ahead. Boy, you can work it! Tell your man how awesome he is in the bedroom - this one definitely ranks at the top of his list! A guy dies to hear how good he is at the skills he works so hard to perfect. What would

No idea how to make this weekend an interesting one for your boyfriend? Here's a list of activities you can plan... Well, there's no rule that says only guys can plan dates. Creativity and preparation matter most when it comes to setting up a romantic time with your man. Instead of sticking to one, combine multiple date ideas — and add to the romance. Say it with a song -Take your guy out on a karaoke night and reserve two seats with a prime view of the stage. You can huddle up and spend the evening together sipping on some wine and having fun. Dish up something nice -Awaken your inne

Reverse RSVP note from couples-to-be is the latest trend The next time a friend who's set to tie the knot sends you a card, don't get over excited. It might just be a 'not-inviting-you' card. The latest fad amongst young couples abroad is telling 'not essential friends' that they will sit out the do via an email or a card. It aims to work for brides and grooms who want a budget-friendly wedding with only a few 'essential' friends around. It's mainly meant for destination weddings in which the couple, and not their parents, pay for the do. Will it work in India? A website quotes commentator

We give you an exclusive account of this unique wedding There is jubilation in the Kinnar samaj. After all, another daughter of this marginalised society is getting married today to a straight guy, at their Kamptee Road habitat. This is the second case in the nation, where a Kinnar Muslim Bride will tie the knot with Hindu groom. Blushing bride-to-be, Zeenat, says: "I have no fear in my heart because in Abhay Sonone, I have found my soulmate." Aur pyaar ho gaya... Their lovestory has a filmi ouvre. Zeenat met her dream man on her way to work, where she would have cane juice at his kiosk ev

Experts have revealed the seven commonly held misconceptions about male sexuality. Mass media and the confirmation bias - we only seem to notice or count the guys that fit our existing ideas about male sexuality, yet we fail to notice that he's often outnumbered by other guys, the Huffington Post reported. Cheating - men are likelier to have an extramarital affair but if it's really an affair and not just one-time sex with a stranger, then that guy is still choosing sex in a relationship over a series of one-night stands. Instead of just saying "men are dogs," maybe we need to ask why that

When it comes to friendships, single women prefer not to be friends with married men... Ishani is a 35 year old working woman and has several married men at work asking her out for coffee, inviting her to watch a movie or even offering a "no strings attached" relationship if she is willing to take the offer. There are several other women like Ishani who face these advances from married men not only at work but also outside work. She says, "I had so many male friends earlier who got married. Now it is difficult to maintain the same friendship with them because every time I ask them out for cof

Most of us remember the cult classic of Hindi cinema, 'Abhiman' that painted a not-so-happy picture of a married couple in the same profession. We have travelled more than three decades since then. Interestingly, the subject that the film dealt with in 1973 somewhere continues to linger as a reality among couples of 2012 too. Apart from being a sacred institution, marriage can also turn into a battlefield for couples to play out and resolve their personal differences and conflicts. However, when there is a commonality in the chosen profession of the partners, this battleground can take on a

Read on to find what irks men the most about the fairer sex's online habits... 1. Secret campaigns "We guys are very much aware of what those secret campaigns are all about. The most common ones being the colour details of your underwear on these sites. I really don't think this will give a good picture of all those people in your list. How can women think we will not get to know. These things are bound to leak out man," says Brendon D'cruz, a freelance artist. 2. Girlie bonding "The kind of 'we really need to catch up' messages and those exchanging of hearts or those smileys are irritaiti