Behka's Enquiring Minds

Who knew? Men who live in a country where the culture is more open to husbands and wives sharing housework seem to get more upset about their participation in this drudgery than in countries where women are expected to do all the housework.

I can't really say that I'm an expert in the ways of romance.  I have been with Boyfriendo for a while now, and so far it's pretty good.  We get along - and we get along with each other's friends and families.  I know not everyone has  that, though.

In a study that retailers will no doubt find interesting, researchers at the University of Minnesota say that shopping on an empty stomach is probably not the wisest idea for budget-conscious consumers.

Alright folks, it's time for us to go back and look at some of the answers you guys gave in our latest round of Enquiring Minds surveys.

Americans' attitudes about the eventuality of self-driving cars range from excitement to sheer terror.

According to a new survey, here are the top five things a "real man" should know: His wedding anniversary . . . basic do-it-yourself tasks . . . how to change a light bulb . . . how to tie a tie . . . and how to read a map.

I'm sad to report that no matter how beautiful your man-body is, and no matter how spectacular you are as a person . . . you can never compete with a pair of ridiculously expensive high heels.

One of the best parts of the job I have is interacting with people.  Hearing what they have to say, reading what they think, and sharing my own stories.  That's part of what our daily Enquiring Minds surveys are about..... they're also about excuses to get you free stuff.

We are a culture completely brainwashed by romantic movies, from "The Notebook" to "Maid in Manhattan".  Yeah, I said it . . . even "Maid in Manhattan".

According to a new study, newly married couples who watch five romantic comedies together a month are HALF as likely to get divorced in the first three years of marriage. The catch is, you also have to DISCUSS the movies afterward, and compare the relationships to your own.