vancouver sun

For every woman who has marveled at the innate capacity for repetition exhibited by small children, toy dogs and adult males, the news is nothing short of stunning.

Are there significant differences in how men and women show one another that they care in a marriage?

A recent study (via The Vancouver Sun) on the long term potential of ‘friends with benefits’ may come as good news to those who hold out secret hope that there’s more to the connection than just simple attraction.

Our parents are not only responsible for bringing us into the world, but they also play a significant role in the kinds of children, and later adults, that we become. And though free will and critical thinking (and downright luck) surely affect how we fare in life, one new study suggests that there is one experience that can radically influence our development and sense of self.

Do something wrong, something to hurt someone you care about, and to make proper amends you say ‘I’m sorry’— or so goes the (wishful) thinking.