AdilanClub: Love Can Grow Out Of Casual Sex, Says Study

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Conventional (read: antiquated) dating wisdom tells us that men and women have totally different feelings about sex. Women automatically get emotionally attached, and men quickly flee to the next sexual partner. But a new study helps put this myth to rest.

The research, out of Concordia University in Montreal, indicates that emotional attachment can actually grow out of sexual desire. Psychologist Jim Pfaus and his research team sought to discover where feelings of love and of sexual desire originate in the brain. To do that they reviewed 20 past studies that scanned men's and women's brains with fMRI machines. They found that love and lust, two supposedly separate emotions, actually originate in the same location in the brain -- the insular cortex (insula) and striatum, reported MSNBC. That doesn't mean love and sex are the same thing, just that they’re not as separate as “The Rules” might have you believe. “Love and sex are clearly overlapping and they are different,” Jim Pfaus, a professor of psychology at Concordia told MSNBC. “You can have desire for sex without love.”


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Love, money eyed in jogger's slay: Philippines

Manila police investigators have identified the foreign-looking woman, who was run over by a car and then repeatedly stabbed to death by the vehicle's driver while jogging near the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) complex along Roxas Boulevard shortly before dawn last week.

Manila Police District (MPD) homicide section investigators have also begun tracking down the suspect, believed to be the victim's ex-lover, whom they were able to identify through pictures on her mobile phone which matched still images of him taken from a security camera footage of the January 14 murder.

Singles seek love at Taiwan temple

TAIPEI - Ethnic Chinese mark Valentine's Day on Saturday, according to the lunar calendar.

In Taiwan, many couples are counting down to romantic dinners with loved ones.

But those who are single are flocking to a small temple in Taipei city.

Japanese tourist Takako travelled to Taiwan with hopes to have her wish granted at the Xiahai City God Temple in Taipei. 

Love letter arrives 53 years late

An American man has been notified that he will receive a love letter from his college sweetheart 53 years after it was originally posted.

BBC News reports that the letter was sent to Clark C. Moore back in 1958, but never arrived.

The love letter somehow resurfaced at a Pennsylvanian university mailroom in early July, but attendants struggled to track Moore down because he had since changed his name to Muhammad Siddeeq.

"We have a system here in America where if something is for you and if they find it, it gets to you," Siddeeq told WTAE, after receiving news that his long-lost love letter was finally on its way.

"[It is] a testament of the sincerity, interest, and innocence of that time," he added.

The 74-year-old Siddeeq was married to the sender, and the two had four children together, although they have since divorced.

Girls jump into river to test boy's love, but boy runs away!

Two teenagers, who admired the same person, jumped into a river in an attempt to test the boy's feelings.

The classmates from a secondary school in Guangan city of Sichuan province believed that the boy would save the person he loved first.

But unexpectedly, the boy Li Xiongzheng – also their classmate - ran away.

Zhang Feng, 14, and Jiang Yun, 16, were on holiday after finishing their junior high school examination.

On Thursday, the girls bumped into each other at the riverbank and had a chat.

And at this juncture, Li showed up.

The girls immediately confronted Li and asked him to choose between them. The boy remained silent.

Zhang Feng then came up with an idea. She suggested that both of them should jump into the river to find out who Li would save first.

Jiang Yun agreed and seconds later, both of them were in the Lingxi river.

Passers-by and two policemen on their rounds, who saw the girls struggling in the water, rescued them.

The boy, who was in fear, ran away.

Realising their mistake, the girls apologised and promised the cops not to repeat the act.

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Love rat Ryan Giggs' brother dumps cheating wife

Natasha with Rhodri Giggs, brother of love rat Ryan Giggs. Pic from http://dailycelebfwd.blogspot.com

Cheating Ryan Giggs' brother dumped his wife last night after learning the soccer star had bedded her for eight years.

Rhodri Giggs, 34, was devastated at being betrayed by both his brother and his wife of 10 months Natasha, 28.

Manchester United winger Ryan, 37, was battling to save his marriage - already rocked by the affair with model Imogen Thomas he tried to hide with a super-injunction.

Shocked Rhodri was last night struggling to come to terms with the bombshell news.

He said bitterly: "I was with her on Saturday - but I'm not with her now."

It emerged yesterday that Natasha and shamed Giggs cheated behind Rhodri's back for eight years.

The revelation came after Giggs was unmasked as the mystery lover of Big Brother model Imogen Thomas.

Legal experts said last night that by taking out a controversial super-injunction to gag Imogen he may have been hoping to keep the lid on his other philandering.

It could even have been used to stop Natasha finding out she had been betrayed too.

Rhodri was being supported last night by loyal pals - including TV actor Will Mellor, who was best man at his wedding last September.

Meanwhile Giggs - his carefully cultivated Mr Clean image reduced to tatters - was in Spain fighting to save HIS marriage to Stacey Cooke, 32.

The £80,000-a-week Welsh winger flew by private jet from Manchester to join Stacey and their two children Libby, eight, and Zach, four.

Heartbroken Stacey was already reeling from the news of Giggs' fling with Imogen, 28.

Despite winning a High Court order, Giggs was outed after being named in Parliament last month.

Unicef ambassador Giggs, made an OBE in 2007 and BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2009, previously claimed his family was "the most important thing to me".

But furious delivery van driver Rhodri has told friends he may now spill the beans on "the real Ryan Giggs".

One pal said: "He's devastated and can't believe the extent of his humiliation - by both of them.

"Rhodri said, 'I know me and Ryan have had our ups and downs but this is the lowest of the low'.

He had suspicions that something may have gone on between Ryan and Natasha. But he never thought it was to this extent. His head is in a mess."

Rhodri had a less glamorous football career than his famous brother, playing for Torquay United.

He was too upset to answer the door yesterday at his Manchester home, where a Man United flag was in a window.

But a Valentine's Day posting on Facebook made clear he had believed he was happily married.

He wrote: "The only thing I wanted to change when I met my wife was her name."

Last night Giggs' aunt Joanna Wilson called him a "dirty dog".

She said: "He has no morals. It was one thing having an affair with Imogen, but this is with his brother's wife, for God's sake.

"And it went on for such a long time. We are all gutted for Rhodri."

Actor Will, 35, who played Gaz in BBC sitcom Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, dashed to Manchester to support his pal.

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