My partner insists on watching porn while we have sex. It bothers me that he needs visual stimulation while we're in the middle of doing our thing. It pisses me off but it also makes me insecure that he needs to see other people to get in the mood.
Yes, I'm known as the Buff chef but I also love mixing a good drink. When those two worlds collide -- AND include Buff Boy Brewing coffee in the process -- hold onto your beans cuz we're headed for some fun!
I understand why people don't trust the news media anymore.
Celebrity endorsements are as old as advertising itself. We've seen it all, from fitness gurus hawking miracle machines to supermodels swearing by age-defying creams. But something's shifted.
I have to admit, the fog was pretty annoying as we approached the Duquesne Incline. The worry was that we won't see the sights high above Pittsburgh. As we started the journey upwards the fog actually made for some really cool pictures. We had the best of both worlds: a spooky fog setting and then a bright and clear sunny view of the city. There is a lot of historical information here. Lots of old signage to read. It's quite fascinating.
Have you seen as many commercials and ads for this thing as I have?? For months, they've had me wondering what all the fuss was about. So, I checked out Oura Ring 4.
Wake up to delicious!
There are drunken goons at sporting events? Say it ain’t so.
I recently met my partner's friend and now he's texting me all the time. I don't think it's flirty but it's strange to me that he's suddenly communicating so much with me. Should I tell my partner? Is this considered cheating?
I remember when Survivor first premiered in 2000. It was a cultural phenomenon. People gathered around their TVs to watch the contestants battle the elements and each other. Friends and family had watch parties, and it seemed like everyone was talking about the show.
It's about time we get a deliciously awkward travel story from our backpacker and travel enthusiast, Tanner. (Speaking of delicious: you might not want to be eating while you read this one.)
Many Canadians know there is something about their East Coast that has a subtle charm. There's just something different about that side of the country, they say. And they're right. This American can confirm it!
My partner recently lost his job and he's been doing nothing around the house. He's watching TV and playing online all day while I work. When I get home, the chores haven't been done and he doesn't even have dinner ready for me. How should I address his laziness? It's becoming a turnoff.
I think about plenty when I pee but this ain't helpin'.
I'm not a pet owner but I'm a pet sitter here at Buff Loft. Of course, I'm referring to the company dogs, Bruno, the golden retriever and Charlie, the husky. They visit us in the office on a regular basis and when it's a day of wearing shorts or underwear, we do OK. When it's a pants day (thankfully we don't have many of those), it can be a problem.
We all have our pet peeves, those tiny, often seemingly insignificant annoyances that, when accumulated, can make you want to scream into a pillow.
As I stepped out of my car and onto the parking lot of Thermea Spa in Winnipeg, I couldn't help but feel a pang of doubt. The sky was a deep, foreboding grey, and the warm air was thick with the promise of rain.
It's no secret that we work for a Canadian. He's not super patriotic but I definitely know more about our neighbors to the north than I ever had -- and that includes the interesting foods they eat.
Our social media was noticeably quiet on Wednesday. (You better have noticed!)
My partner insists that we make stupid social media videos as a couple. I think they're obnoxious and a waste of time but he keeps trying to get me into it.
In today's hyper-polarized world, even the simple act of clicking "follow" on social media can be construed as a political statement.
You already know the joke: Buff Boys all about our hair, bodies and having perfect skin. Yadda, yadda, yadda. Because of that terribly accurate reputation, we're always on the hunt for the holy grail of lotions.
Do you ever settle in for a night of reality TV, only to feel an unsettling sense of déjà vu?
Don't be so quick to judge a recipe by its title! Read the whole recipe and then decide... after you put the food in your mouth!
