Rekindling an old flame: a new study shows that looking up a lost love can be a great idea - if you don't get burned

Article Abstract:

Developmental psychologist Nancy Kalish, who has studied over 500 cases of lovers who have been reunited after years of separation, finds that most of those who get together again stay together. Kalish further says that about 10% of the population will attempt to rekindle an old relationship.

Research, Interpersonal relations

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Walk away from it all

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A tourist describes the pleasures of walking through the Cotswold Hills area of England. England is an ideal country for walking, and guide maps are available that show many walking routes. It is advisable to wear more than one layer of clothing to cope with the changing English weather.

United Kingdom, Column, Description and travel, Walking tours, Cotswold Hills

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A woman's guide to flirting

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Flirting is a way that women send signals to men to initiate courtship through glances and smiles. Susan Rabin teaches flirting through her School of Flirting and has written a book called '101 Ways to Flirt: How to Get More Dates and Meet Your Mate.'

Social aspects, Flirting

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