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Oh yes, just like the rest of the world and his wife SoFeminine.co.uk has a page on Facebook. Naturally we prefer our own social network right here on soFem for sharing pictures, chatting with other women on the forums and writing our blogs... |
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With advice from our relationship expert, we take a look at how to understand and overcome the post-wedding blues. |
 | Faking it: Oh yes, YES!
Everyone remembers that scene in the film When Harry Met Sally - Meg Ryan fakes an earth-shattering orgasm in a cafe to prove that all women are capable of faking it. It might make us giggle when it's on screen but in real life, we're not so quick to laugh... |
 | Separate Beds: Could you benefit from sleeping apart?
Not sleeping with your partner could actually be good for you. |
 | Public transport: the route to love?
We've all made eyes at the hot talent on the tube but lacked the nerve to take the briefest encounters on public transport any further. ALISON TAYLOR has been persuaded that there's nothing to lose from trying and brings us her tips on making the right connection... |
 | Will your summer romance last the winter?
Will your promising relationship with your holiday lover last the test of time, or will the romantic glow have faded before your suntan does? |
 | 10 ways to fall in love this autumn
Just because summer is over doesn't mean romance is dead; autumn is a wonderful time for love! Match.com's relationship expert KATE TAYLOR brings us some great date ideas for the autumn/winter season. |
 | Seven signs your partner is cheating
CLAIRE SULMERS investigates the tell-tale signs that indicate your partner is having an affair. |
 | Does sex really get better with time?
A new survey claims that the average couple enjoys the best sex four years and two months into their relationship. We asked GMTV relationships expert SIMONE BIENNE for her views. |
 | Back to School - Back in Love
Now the children are back at school, it’s time for grown-ups to fall back in love, says Kate Taylor, Relationship Expert for match.com. Here are her top tips for starting a new term – of endearment. |
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