January 1999

Flirting Fascination

The science of flirting. The capacity of men and women to flirt turns out to be a remarkable set of behaviors embedded deep in our psyches.

Men, Women and Money

Money is a hidden- but loaded- issue in most relationships.
The New Flirting Game

It may be an ages-old, biologically-driven activity. But today it's also played with artful self-awareness and even conscious calculation.
Outrage!

Impact of the scandal involving President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.
Beware Older Women Ahead

Films have long legitimized pairings of older men and younger women, but they're full of warnings when the situation is reversed.

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Flirting Fascination

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Outrage!

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