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Why Certain People May Be More Likely To Facebook Stalk Their Exes

According to new research, there's a reason you might be drawn to spying on former partners -- even if it hurts.
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Women Who Feel Objectified May Face A Higher Risk Of Sexual Assault

In case you needed another reason to hate catcalling.
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Casual Sexism In The Workplace May Affect Women More Than We Realize

Misogynist jokes and comments might not be as "harmless" as people claim.
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Single People Can Be Just As Happy As Couples, Suggests Unsurprising Study

Breaking: You don't need validation from a romantic partner to lead a fulfilling life.
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Is There A Reason Women May Be More Likely To Identify As Bisexual?

A new study suggests that certain factors could play a role in how a woman sexually identifies.
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Proof Traditional Masculinity May Actually Be Dangerous

Yet another reason ironclad gender norms may not be the best idea.
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If You Can't Get Hard, Don't Assume Condoms Are To Blame

A new study suggests that men may have to think of a new excuse.
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The Major Downside Of All Those #Fitspiration Photos

Gym selfies aren't as harmless as you might think.
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The Sexual Double Standard Starts With Making Out, Study Suggests

From adolescence on, young women are punished for being "too" sexual.
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Some Kids Have Three Times The Suggested Amount Of Homework, Study Suggests

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