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Have women finally won the battle of the sexes?

Packing for a vacation can be such an ordeal we need a vacation after we’re finished.

Your hair is coiffed. Your breath is a minty collection of Crest, Scope and Ice Breakers gum. Your scent is a dazzling aroma that says “seduction.”

It’s summertime, which means you’ll probably take a week off for vacation to relax. But a vacation can be anything but relaxing.

Good news, fellas – new research indicates the so-called “beer gut” is not real.

Throwing a rock or a baseball or anything but a hissy fit requires me to use my dominate hand or look less than manly in the process. I am glad to see I am not the only male of the species that looks completely lost when we have to use the other hand.

Ladies you will laugh until you cry. Men you will just cry. What if men could experience the "joy" of childbirth and the pain of labor? It is probably a good thing Mother Nature decided to let the stronger gender handle this particular miracle.

Here are five things I have learned in 25 years. From what I understand that's learning pretty quickly for a man.

Women are constantly wanting to improve themselves, their lives, and their families lives. Men have a much shorter attention span and are motivated by far less complex issues.

These days, most folks on a search for love turn to Match.com or a similar internet dating site. If you're a nudist like this dude, though, you might need to try a less traditional tactic.

Men tend to get stressed out about using the urinal in a public restroom, according to a recent study from the University of London. Etiquette seems to dictate that, in a side-by-side urinal setting, merely making eye contact can lead to a fight.

Popular culture has long suggested that men would rather be promiscuous than monogamous, celebrating caddish characters like the one Ted Danson played on 'Cheers' or the one Charlie Sheen portrayed on 'Two and A Half Men.' But this may not be completely fair.

If you are in relationship with somebody long enough, the issue of nagging is sure to raise its annoying head. According to a new survey from YourTango, over 50 percent of couples classify nagging as significant a problem in their relationship.

This table can do what a lot of your friends can't do after a football game!

There are obvious physical differences between men and women. There are also subtle personality differences that are pretty easy to spot too. Nothing really shines the spotlight on the difference between boys and girls like relationships. For men, they are nothing we really talk about amongst our peer group, unless you count lying about sex...

Why are these men running? How are they able to run so fast and not spill their beer? It's a secret that will be revealed when you watch this video.

"That dude has huge balls," is often the epitaph of brave, rugged adventurers who die too young -- It's probably written on Steve McQueen's tombstone. This week, science discovered that it might be a little more literal than we imagined.

It's the question famously posed in the classic rom-com 'When Harry Met Sally': Can men and women just be friends if they find each other attractive? A new study claims to have the answer: no.

If you paid attention in high school economics, you already know the theory of supply and demand: the more of something there are, the less value they have. Seems the same thing applies to dating, because new research shows men are more likely to spend money on a woman if he thinks she’s his one shot at … well, let’s call it “romantic opportunity.” Or sex. We can call it sex. You’re so boring thou

There is no doubt that men and women do not not always see eye to eye, but now there is a new study that literally suggests that males and females see things in a different way.