Whether performing yard work, fixing things, grilling or helping the kids with homework, Dad wears many hats around the house. But when the lights go down and the kids are in bed this Father’s Day, plan on making it an extra special one with some tips from Astroglide Personal Lubricants.

 For fathers, celebrating the holiday with the person who shared in creating their family is every bit as important as celebrating with the family itself, so husbands and wives should work together to help Dad find a happy ending this Father’s Day.

For Wives

 Give him the good stuff – Your husband finds nothing sexier than a woman who knows her way around an electronics store. Okay, maybe he finds SOME things sexier. Regardless, if you’ve kept your ears open and buy him his newest dream toy, expect some “thank you” sparks to fly in the bedroom.

Tell me, what’s your fantasy? – You’ve lived with him long enough to know what his fantasy is; now, make it a reality. What’s the one thing he’s wanted to do in the bedroom that you’ve been saving for a rainy day? Well, today is that rainy day. Help make this a Father’s Day he’ll never forget.

Golf: the greatest gift of all – It’s a beautiful Sunday morning, the sun is shining, the birds are singing and the course is calling—why not get some of the other wives together and book a tee-time for him and his friends?

Food really is the way to a man’s heart – His favorite dish is just the ticket to spicing up his Father’s Day. Whether it’s carryout, out on the town or home-cooked, make sure to have his favorite meal.

 Get “Busy” – Send the kids out for a movie or get a babysitter and head over to a hotel for the night. Whatever you do, find a bedroom where you can be as loud as you want without any disturbances.

 For Dads

 Work it out – Did you know that lifting weights also lifts the libido? Not that you need the lift. Plus  it helps increase energy and decrease stress levels which can lead to more fun in the bedroom. Hit the gym for an hour or two and blow off some steam.

Grab some sexy movies – Since you had children, having porn around the house has been difficult, but with the internet, there’s no need to have it laying around. This is your chance to get the wife in on some sexy movies. It might take some smooth talking, but we know you can convince her!

Take the day off – It’s Sunday and there are things to get done around the house. Against your better judgment, let those chores wait and take the day to relax with the family. Don’t forget to plan some special time with your lady.Similar Posts:

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In short, the beauty of youth’s worst nightmare.

To help women cope with some of these changes and provide support, one need only Google “menopause” to find a wealth of information. From Menopause.org, devoted entirely to providing information on menopause and its effects, to ‘Menopause The Musical’.

But what about menopause in men?

Male menopause—though not widely known—does, in fact, exist. “Andropause”, as it is formally known, can impact a man’s feelings, health and mood. According to the “FOXSexpert”, Yvonne Fulbright, it is entirely normal for men to experience a decline in testosterone beginning around age 30, with most men’s testosterone lessening about 10 percent every decade. By age 70, a male’s testosterone level could be at half the level he had in his late teens/early 20s.

In addition to changes in a man’s sexual functioning (Hello Purple Pill!), he can also experience lethargy, increased irritability, memory problems, depression, bone and muscle mass loss, less beard growth, sleep problems, hair loss and/or increased fat.

So what are the options for men experiencing these symptoms?

Fulbright suggests visiting your physician for a blood test to check hormone levels. This will help to rule out any other causes such as thyroid problems. If low testosterone levels are the culprit, testosterone replacement therapy may be an option. Outside of medical treatment, it is also important to maintain a healthy, active lifestyle and remember that menopause is not the end to one’s sex life.

Fulbright concludes, “…nurture your sexual relationship in ways that aren’t reliant upon your sexual functioning or performance. After all, there’s a lot more to your sexuality – and to expressing it – than what testosterone should determine.”Similar Posts:

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Recently, AskMen.com wrote an article suggesting that sometimes people—specifically women– do some crazy things with their profiles. Everything from setting up a fake profile to keep tabs on an ex, posting manipulative photos of themselves or embarrassing photos of a former flame, to posting passive-aggressive status updates. Relationships (and breakups) are hard, and sometimes the availability of public communication and the urge to constantly check-up on someone or make a person jealous may threaten to overpower your sense of rationality.

However, women aren’t the only ones making a mess of their social networking profiles. Cosmopolitan’s response to AskMen suggests men can be just as guilty as women. They might handle it differently, but they’re not free from bad social networking behavior.

Cosmopolitan’s article highlights annoying things men do specifically on Facebook. From hiding their relationship status to detagging perfectly normal photos of themselves and even asking women out via wall posts. Is it really too much work to actually call a person you’re interested in these days?

What do you think? Are social networks used more for evil than good when it comes to relationships? Leave us your thoughts and comments below.

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Women tend to analyze every, single detail in order to find out the intricacies and meanings of everything. Is that a bad thing? If it’s obsessive and you can’t sleep at night because you’re too busy wondering if he’s his smile was friendly or a hint at something more, then it might be a problem. However, awareness, curiosity and attention to detail can add to the complexities and overall beauty of a woman if practiced gracefully. Intrigue is everything, and having the clues to find out crucial information with a simple glance is a skill you shouldn’t be without.

Cosmopolitan’s Body Language Decoder can give you a jump start on tips for reading and analyzing those subtle, yet tantalizing nonverbal messages. From the way he positions his shoulders and talks with his hands, to the way he sleeps. We may not ever fully understand what’s going on in the mind of men, but the next time you find yourself asking, “Now…what in the world did that mean?”, listen to what his body language is telling you and see if you can figure it out.

What do you think? Has body language ever helped you decode someone’s feelings? Give us your opinion by leaving your comments below.

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