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The article focuses on the differences between how men and women think. The article explains the differences in brain activity in men and women that lead to the disparities in how men and women think and react to the same situation. The article examines such issues as keen sense of smell in women, why men and women cheat, why women can tell if someone is upset, and more. INSET: Our Brains in the Bedroom.

The article focuses on advice for women from an interpersonal relationships expert, with particular attention given to how to respond when their male partner states that they are nagging. Information on how to effectively communicate with a man in such a way that he will remember to fulfill the request is provided.

The article reports that men enjoy compliments from their mates and some guidelines are offered. Let him know what behavior or kind acts you appreciate. Comment on his strength so that he will know he is a good man and provider. He also needs to know how skilled he is sexually, so include intimate conversation.

The article presents an analysis of text messages in relationships and how they can be lazy shortcuts. The author states text messages avoid tone, have shallow communication, are difficult to understand feelings, and help people avoid rejection. To get away from text messaging, tips such as always returning voice mails, and expressing appreciation for phone calls is suggested.

The article presents suggestions for girls to start a conversation with men. If a girl spots a man in a bar who has just spilled wine or beer on himself, suggesting him to blot the spot with club soda to avoid a stain would be a good idea.

A photograph of the model, Beth Studenberg, is presented. It depicts that there is a difference between what a guys says and what he thinks. One should read between the lines while talking to a guy.