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A couple of generations ago, preparing meals was pretty much the job of the woman of the house. But that has changed with more women entering into the workplace and male celebrity chefs making the kitchen a safe place for the fellows to embrace.

Women nag more than men. It's true. A new study tried to figure out why. And their answer was...it's a vicious cycle.

Getting hitched results in women putting on the pounds, whereas the male waistline is more likely to expand after a divorce. Researchers from Ohio State University discovered this discrepancy after analyzing a study on the effects marital events had on 10,000 people between 1986 and 2008.

Women have long turned to body-shaping undergarments to present a sleeker figure — now, men can too. Asda, Britain’s answer to Wal-Mart, is now selling the male equivalent of popular girdle brand Spanx (jokingly called Manx) for about ten bucks an undie.

When it comes to looks, we now have further evidence that man are more shallow than women.

Two-thirds of the time it is the man who says "I love you" first in a relationship, according to a study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. The study also found that men start considering saying "I love you" an average of six weeks before women do.

Social networking sites, texting, messaging or skyping are all common place nowadays. Do you think it has hurt your interpersonal relationships?

Working too long, snoring, and not updating your undies are just some of the "passion killers"...read the full list after the jump.

If you think splitting the chores with your spouse 50-50 is going to make the resentment and inequality in your relationship magically disappear . . . NOPE.

Okay..this is a little bit icky…but good information!  According to an article on CNN.com, 90 million Americans have bad breath.  And you might be one of them but not even realize it.  That’s because you smell your own breath every single day, so your brain gets used to it, and you stop noticing.

For this Valentine's Day, here's a survey about love where it REALLY matters . . . on FACEBOOK.  Thousands of Facebook users were surveyed about their relationships . . . here's what they said.

According to a new survey, the Valentine's Day gift that people want the most is a romantic getaway.