What Men And Women REALLY Find Sexy (And It Has Nothing To Do With Looks)

September 26, 2013 Subscribe · Forward What Men And Women REALLY Find Sexy (And It Has Nothing To Do With Looks) I'm a 60-year-old woman who still considers herself a sexy beast. Well, maybe not a beast. A kitten. A sexy kitten. Okay, maybe not a kitten. A sexy gerbil. That's it... a sexy gerbil! The operative word here is sexy.  Continue reading... Michael J. Fox Tells Howard Stern He Drank To 'Self Medicate' The #1 Skill Of Extremely Likable (And Successful) People When Menopause And Puberty Collide In One Hormonal Household This Is What The Partridge Family Looks Like 43 Years Later Midlifers Discussing Their Own Death At Dinner Parties 6 Common Punctuation Mistakes That Drive Us Crazy This Is What The Partridge Family Looks Like 43 Years Later 10 Cities Where 'Big And Beautiful' Post 50s Are Hot, Hot Hot This Is What The Partridge Family Looks Like 43 Years Later 6 Common Punctuation Mistakes That Drive Us Crazy Could This Be The Real Reason You're Not Having Sex? ANN BRENOFF Tattoos: Boot Them Out Of The Army? Tattoos went mainstream long after I started putting orthotics in my comfort shoes, and I sit firmly entrenched in the generation who think they can create a bad first impression -- with us and with citizens of other nations who they encounter. Sure styles have changed and you can deface your body however you see fit. But for our soldiers representing our country, I'd rather you proclaim that you were 'born to be wild' under your shirt sleeves. Continue reading... JUDITH NATELLI MCLAUGHLIN One Reason It's OK to Get Lost there is more than one way to get anywhere. There are long ways and short ways, scenic ways and winding ways. There are even out-of-the-way ways. It doesn't matter which way you happen upon, you will arrive at your destination. Continue reading... LEWIS LAPHAM Selling Death I count it a lucky break to have been born in a day and age when answers to the question "Why do I have to die?" were still looked for in the experimental laboratories of art and literature as well as in the teachings of religion. The problem hadn't yet been referred to the drug and weapons industries, to the cosmetic surgeons and the neuroscientists. Continue reading... VIRGINIA SULLIVAN Fear Is your Friend, Shake His Hand The fear behind us? It's the fear that we will die without living life at all. We won't love the way we should, we won't work at the job we want, and we will just accept what comes to us as though we have no choice. That is by far my greatest fear. Continue reading... FELICIA M. KNAUL Closing the Global Pain Divide Pain medications, primarily medicinal opioids, have been proven to be cheap, effective, and feasible to administer even in the poorest countries. Yet, in all but the richest countries of our world, access is pitifully low. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003