Psychological Analysis to Men who they switch oft sexual partners

The switch sexual partners alone does not make point of concern.The lack of stable relationship in your life may be a symptom of a deeper difficulty. One could talk about avoidance of relationship, for fear of closeness, of negative expectations placed in you the sense of relationship to a deeper need to build conditions that offer  a (fake?) Sense of emotional autonomy.
Early life events that hurt the child emotionally and build through the negative depictions of human relationships are an obstacle to the ability to build healthy relationships in the future. The parents here are the pioneers in that they manage or not to act as role models.
Inwardly, there may be fear of recurrence and avoid coming close to not hurt, not to fail in this process called building proximity.
The switch sexual partners from one side seems to offer a mental food freedom, self-esteem, sexual acceptance, and an "easy" in contact with the opposite sex. Could it operates as a mechanism for balancing other underlying emotional difficulties, undermining your emotional involvement? Take, emptiness and loneliness filled with nothing if not "catch" from the root.

Couples Statistic , diet means trouble!!

People who have a permanent relationship and suddenly start dieting, it is likely preparing to leave the other half, reveals a new study.
Scientists from Germany, led by Dr. T. Klein, Professor of Sociology at the University of Heidelberg, recruited more than 2,000 volunteers aged 16 to 55 years to study the correlation between relationship satisfaction and body weight.
The principle findings were volunteers who had a permanent relationship, usually weighed more than what Singles - perhaps because "the happy couples often leave their appearance and gain weight because they feel less pressure to be attractive," according to Dr. Klein.
Indeed, a previous U.S. study has shown that the happy couples not only fattening, but they tend to synchronize their increased body weight, since they share the same table and same lifestyle.
The new study, however, revealed that when passed the "honeymoon" in the relationship and start problems appear warning "symptoms" of discontent, which is good not confuse anyone who admires it.
Such "symptoms" are eg to start one suddenly gets obsessed with the gym or get sporty type and start dieting.
These changes are quite normal, according to sociologists, since "when someone wants to find a new partner, begins to notice the pounds and his appearance because he wants to become as attractive as possible."