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Men spend an awful lot of time trying to figure out woman, and vice versa.  Here are some basic things that most men wish women knew about us.

New research says men are more likely than women to bend the truth, hide facts, or generally say whatever they think will get a business deal done, whether or not their actions are ethical.

You both know it’s coming and it’s most likely going to be unpleasant. Listed below are some of the many signs you’re most likely going to split up.

A study released Friday by the Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project finds that when it comes to social networks, women tend to be a lot less friendly than men.

A new study reports that women report suffering more pain than men. Why? Well, there's a little discussion about that.

The traditional stereotype of gamers- people who play video games on computers, hand-held units or smartphones - has been, well, geeky, and predominantly male. But a new survey lobs a plasma grenade into that image.

When it comes to behavior in men there are some things that are universal. No matter who the guy is, we all do the same things that drive women crazy. And we're darn good at it! So it got me thinking. In this day of smart phones. How handy would it be ladies if there were a bunch of apps you could down load onto his smart phone that would help him become a better person. For ...

A new book features thought-provoking photos of American women who choose to use guns, and notes that a surprisingly large number of women carry them. How large? Well, based on gun-sale statistics and poll results, between fifteen and twenty million American women own guns.

A new study has some good news for women; drinking more coffee may help reduce the risk of depression. The study, in this week's Archives of Internal Medicine, looked at over 50,000 older women taking part in the continuing Nurses'  Health Study.

F. Scott Fitzgerald noted that the rich "are different from you and me". Maybe so, but a new study says that wealthy men and women share many of the same habits, childhood experiences, and leadership styles. The study, presented at the American Psychological Association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C., looked at just over 100 people who made $100, 000 or more a year.  Jude Miller-Bu

A friend of mine e-mailed me this picture. It's the back of one of her many (well, when she told me how many she had, it sure seemed like a lot) bras. The thing that intrigued her, and now me, about it is the tag to the left of the wash care label; "A smile is your sexiest outfit!" She calls it her "fortune cookie" bra!

It seems like there is no shortage of things that bother women when it comes to men. But what about the reverse?