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According to the study, the biggest offender was doggy style, which causes 41 per cent of penile fractures! A group of researchers have established the three most dangerous sexual positions for men. The experts looked at the relationship between sexual position and severity of penile fracture in heterosexual partnerships. According to the study, the biggest offender was doggy style, which causes 41 per cent of penile fractures. Missionary was the second most threatening, causing 25 per cent of penile fracture cases, followed by sex with the woman on top. The research comes after a recent study which looked at the UK's favourite sex positions. It revealed that while most dangerous, doggy style is also the most popular among sexually active Brits, with one in four citing it as their all-time favourite position. The study's authors explained, "We do not observe differences between the severity of the penile fracture between the doggy style and man-on-top, … [Read more...] about Dear men, don’t try these dangerous sex positions

Next Courtesy LoveMatters.info Chauvinistic? It certainly looks like it -- Indian men don't seem to want to come to terms with women's rights. I ndian men are the biggest 'machos', in everything from sex to housework. Eighty-six percent of them think jobs like changing diapers are strictly for women. More worryingly, nearly a quarter confess to committing sexual violence, like forcing a partner to have sex. The findings come in a six-nation study by the International Centre for Research on Women. Men need sex more than women do. They don't talk about sex, they just do it. And they're always ready to have sex. This was the take on sexuality of around six out of ten Indian men. It's a higher proportion of men agreeing with these views than in any of the other countries surveyed, except Rwanda. Violence The testosterone-heavy take on sex all too easily translates into sexual violence, the survey suggests. Twenty-four percent of the Indian men … [Read more...] about SHOCKING details about Indian men and sex

A MUM has divided opinion after revealing she is “proud” her son punched the “class bully”. Laura Mazza, 33, from Melbourne, said son Luca, six, told her he had to do something to stop the classmate from bullying him. Laura is mum to Luca, six, Sofia, four, and two-year-old James, and regularly shares the reality of parenting on her Instagram . In a post, she wrote: “My son punched another kid today. “He told me that another boy was picking on him, and when he told him to stop, he pushed him off the playground, then ran away. “And I asked him, ‘okay, so what did you do?’ “He said ‘I chased him and punched him in the face so he knows never to bully me again. I knew the teacher wouldn’t do anything so I had to stop him from bullying me.’” The mum said she “thanked him for being honest and talked about different ways of handling it without violence.” Laura added: “But was I proud? Yeah a little bit. I know violence isn’t the answer but I also know that when … [Read more...] about Mum says she’s PROUD her son punched ‘class bully’ – but other parents aren’t convinced

MILLIONS of people on Universal Credit and other benefits are still missing out on a bonus worth up to £1,200 from the Help to Save scheme. As part of Help to Save , you get 50p for every £1 you set aside into a special account, up to a maximum bonus of £1,200 over four years. To get the maximum bonus, you would need to save £2,400 over the four years. Around 264,800 people have opened a Help to Save account since its launch in September 2018 , according to new figures released by the government today. It means millions of people are still missing out on opening an account and cashing in on the tax-free bonuses. When the Help to Save scheme first opened, more than 3.5million people were estimated to be eligible for an account. Best savings accounts for your cash right now HELP to Save offers a higher effective rate of interest than what you'd earn with a regular savings account or bank account. For example, the top easy-access savings accounts right … [Read more...] about Millions on Universal Credit still missing out on Help to Save £1,200 bonus

PREHISTORIC humans may have been responsible for the extinction of the Woolly Mammoth after all, according to research. Simulations suggest that a combination of hunting by hungry humans and dramatic climate change killed off the mighty beasts 4,000 years ago. Previously, scientists have suggested that extreme weather or genetic disease may have driven the demise of the species. According to new research from experts in Australia, mammoths would not have died out when they did if it were not for humans. "In the absence of humans, we would expect woolly mammoths would have persisted for an extra 4,000 years in some areas," Dr Damien Fordham at the University of Adelaide in South Australia told New Scientist . The models also suggested that mammoths survived longer in several locations across Eurasia than was previously believed. "People should be sending out expeditions to find fossil material," Dr Fordham said. The Woolly Mammoth – the last surviving mammoths … [Read more...] about Woolly mammoths were ‘wiped out by humans AND climate change’ – and would otherwise still be here today