Girls don't always need expensive gifts

Many men mistakenly think that a woman's love can be bought. Believe me, no matter which restaurant you take her to, nothing compares to a spontaneous surprise in the form of her favorite treat when she is sad, or a bouquet of flowers. Nothing compares to noticing that she did her eyeliner differently, or at least has a new manicure. Women need attention, not money!

The Most Important People in Our Lives

The most necessary, desired, and long-awaited people appear in our lives only when we create space within ourselves for their presence. We free ourselves from memories, from the past, from fears, and our own foolish prohibitions and limitations. We become our true selves not in solitude. Solitude only aids in the cleansing of the soul. We discover our true selves only with those who open in our heart a world of kindness, tenderness, small daily miracles, smiles, and boundless happiness.

Conflicts as a Tool of Love

Conflicts are not the end of love, but a tool of it. Psychologists are confident: the ability to argue correctly strengthens the bond. How? Focus on the issue, not the person ('It's important to me that we discuss plans more often' instead of 'You never listen to me!'). Pause is your friend. If emotions run high, take a timeout and return to the conversation later. After a quarrel, be sure to 'repair' the relationship: hugs, a joke, a sincere conversation. Remember, a quarrel is not war, but a search for a common solution.

Is Orgasm the Goal of Sex?

Is orgasm the goal of sex? Most people would answer affirmatively. But not sexologists. For sexologists, orgasm is not a criterion of good sex. It only occurs when couples do not make a cult of it and do not await its appearance. No couple says they engage in orgasm; they talk about sex. So why does orgasm take the forefront, while the act of sex itself is forgotten?

Is orgasm the goal of sex?

This, of course, does not mean that one cannot have an orgasm. But don't make it the goal. If a couple has become closer, aroused, and enjoyed the process itself, then the orgasm becomes a pleasant addition. The orgasm ties the composition together and becomes the 'cherry on top'. But if pleasure is derived only from orgasm, the vessel of pleasure will not be filled and an unpleasant aftertaste will remain.

What is the Kama Sutra really?

The Kama Sutra is an ancient Indian treatise dedicated to topics of sensuality, emotional intimacy, desire, and love. Initially, it contained no images, only 64 sexual positions, which were called 'arts'. The author of the treatise, Vatsyayana, believed there are 8 ways of making love, with 8 positions in each. The Kama Sutra refers to sexual relations as 'divine union'. It was believed that there is nothing indecent about sex, but engaging in it frivolously is sinful.

What is the Kamasutra really about?

What is the Kamasutra really about? Only about one-fifth of the book is dedicated to sexual practices, and specifically, only three chapters are about sexual positions. Other sections discuss how to be a respectable citizen and provide reflections on the relationships between men and women. Essentially, the Kamasutra was more akin to a book on sex education. However, it gained significant popularity and over time was adorned with illustrations and even more variations of sexual positions were invented.

What should every man know in bed?

Pay attention to foreplay, as it is very important for women. Mastery of language is not just for kissing, but also for other tender moments. A man who confidently knows his desires appears more attractive. Put the woman's needs first, pushing aside your own desires. Unacceptable: a man should never finish before the woman.

Horoscope for May 3

Aries: Work intensively until lunch, and dedicate the afternoon to yourself. Spend some time alone, focusing on activities that bring you joy, such as reading a book or watching a favorite movie. Taurus: It's not the right time to start serious and large-scale projects. Instead, focus on solving small issues that can be resolved within today. Gemini: Don't push away a person from the past who wants to apologize and reconcile, and avoid starting a conversation with them about past grievances. On such shaky ground, it's unlikely you'll build happy relationships.

Horoscope for May 3

Cancer: The financial offer you can receive at this time is likely to be truly beneficial. Therefore, it makes sense to accept it — the new reality will meet expectations. Leo: You should not constantly show your strength and independence to your beloved. Sometimes, to attract their attention, you need to allow yourself to play the role of a weak and defenseless lady. Virgo: The moral fatigue that will likely overwhelm you on this day can be alleviated by having a heartfelt talk with your best friend, mother, or grandmother. This will immediately lighten your heart.

Horoscope for May 3

Libra: Those who have long dreamed of improving their lives should take advantage of the opportunity that today offers. It may mark the beginning of a whole series of important and at the same time pleasant changes. Scorpio: Identifying a hindering problem and eliminating it at an early stage will only be possible if you manage to have an honest conversation with yourself. The questions you ask yourself will suggest the right answer. Sagittarius: Your progress is slowed down by memories of the past and the associated regrets. It's time to find a way to forget the past, even if it was very pleasant, and start living for today.

Horoscope for May 3

Capricorn: A day when work, even at home, will not yield the expected results, so it's not worth focusing on it. It's better to tidy up your desk and use the freed-up time for relaxation. Aquarius: Changes, even if minor, are considered a good omen today. For example, you can rearrange furniture or hang different – summer – curtains, and life will take on new colors. Pisces: When interacting with others, use your innate "Pisces" ability to navigate around sharp corners. This way, you will avoid an unnecessary quarrel that could otherwise ruin a relationship.

Scientists Resurrect Dinosaur Skin

Scientists have resurrected dinosaur skin - no, not to clone a Tyrannosaurus, but to make clothing and bags. The project originated from research in 1988, where collagen fragments were extracted from Tyrannosaurus fossils in Montana. Since then, science hasn't stood still - and with the help of AI, researchers have recreated the protein sequence and synthesized DNA to grow T.Rex skin in a test tube. The first clutches and trench coats are expected to appear by the end of the year.

Sweets are more harmful than drugs

Sweets have turned out to be more harmful than drugs - they kill more people than any banned substances. The issue is that cookies, candies, snacks, and so on lead to diabetes and other severe diseases. The difference is substantial: in 2022, sweets 'killed' 124,000 people, while drugs claimed 74,000. And this is not even mentioning obesity, which slowly but surely takes thousands of people annually.

Scientists prove: Tall people are smarter

Scientists have proven that tall people are smarter than shorter ones. They analyzed 500,000 students and found a correlation: The taller the person, the greater the success in humanities and technical disciplines. The scientists suggest that being tall somehow contributes to better brain development.

Deadly 'Popcorn' Disease EVALI in Vapers

Deadly 'Popcorn' disease EVALI develops in vapers in just three months, oncologists say. The body cannot process the toxins: shortness of breath, chest pain, fever, fatigue, and vomiting begin. In severe cases, the disease progresses to acute respiratory failure with a mortality rate of up to 50%.

Medtronic Tests Hugo Robot in Surgeries

Medtronic company tested its medical robot Hugo in 137 real surgical operations, and the result was stunning - the success rate was 98.5%. Elon Musk has already stated that in 5 years, robots will become better than living surgeons.

Liquid Robot Developed in South Korea

A 'liquid robot' has been developed in South Korea, capable of changing shape and passing through grids - just like the T-1000 from 'Terminator'. Its body is composed of a special liquid with a protective coating, allowing it to maintain hardness, move on water, and even capture small objects, with control achieved through ultrasonic waves. In the future, it is intended to be used for drug delivery within the body and the exploration of hard-to-reach places.

AI Runs Australian Radio Station

An Australian radio station was operated by artificial intelligence for six months, and no listener noticed the deception. The neural network interacted with listeners from 9 AM to 5 PM, played songs, acted as a DJ, and hosted quizzes. People were convinced they were speaking with a live person. The experiment sparked sharp criticism from unions. Experts are sounding the alarm over the imminent loss of jobs for hosts, scriptwriters, presenters, and other professionals.

People with heightened anxiety should avoid pets

People with heightened anxiety are better off not having pets – they disrupt their psyche. Scientists have discovered that anxious people feel fear of losing their pet and become obsessed with over-caring instead of feeling affection. Some may even suffer from their love for their pet. Caring for a pet can also lead to depression – positive emotions from interacting with them do not help.