In Case You Were Wondering About Hair Plugs...

In its annual romance survey, which draws data from 1,467 Canadians to reveal a snapshot of what men and women want in the bedroom and beyond, Harlequin Enterprises also looked at what turns a woman off.

Hair plugs proved to be women's No. 1 turn-off in a partner (30%), followed by excessive tanning (25%) and cosmetic surgeries (16%).

Annoys Everyone Else, But Go Ahead!

That cutesy, lovey-dovey language—even your own—can be so corny it even makes you sick, but according to Women's Health, researchers think it might not be so bad. It might even be good for you!

Pet names, inside jokes and code language pave the way to a playful, resilient, and satisfying relationship. One study on couples' "insider language" published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships reported that the more goofy names, made-up terms, and covert requests for nooky a couple used, the higher their relationship satisfaction tended to be.

Like a Raise Only Better

Doctors Michael Roizen and Mehmet Oz, authors of the book "You Being Beautiful" are saying that upping your sexy time is like striking it rich.

According to Oprah's favorite docs, increasing sex from once a month to once a week creates an increase in happiness that's the equivalent of $50,000 of additional income for the average American.

That's like giving yourself a raise. Without the extra work.

The Three S's

According to Self Magazine, 26% of couples only have sex on weekends.

Saturday, Sunday and Sex seem to go together. Maybe 26% of couples just appreciate alliteration?