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The secrets of men revealed Men are always accused of telling lies by their girlfriends or wives. I've had a similar experience in the past so I know that this often leads to a lover's quarrel or, not to sound too melodramatic, even in the death of one or both partners. Men have a reputation of being cheaters, but evidence suggests not all of us are unfaithful to our partners. Most of us take relationships seriously—by making sure we avoid temptations. There are secrets about men that women should know in order to preserve their relationships and to have a shot at a better future together.                                                 Photo credit to Marriage.com Men Hate It When Partners Make False Accusations How many times have you been wrongly accused of doing something you didn't do? In an honest way, I will say I have been—twice, thrice, many times. It feels really bad when people put the blame on you even if you've not done anything wr

Celebrities National Costumes Fashion Show is Back  By Perry Escaño  The recent 2018 State of the Nation Address, Famas Awards and 2018 Mutya ng Pilipinas turned into a fashion parade of men and women in national costumes. Our male politicians looked dapper in their Barong Tagalog made from different materials like piña, jusi, abaca and Mindanao silk. The ladies drew positive reactions with their Filipiniana dresses that were draped, pleated, beaded or embroidered. The terno, a one-piece dress with butterfly sleeves, figured well in the event. This even prompted a national broadsheet to publish tips on how to best wear the terno. We want to share some of them here. 1 In September 2014, we organized the event called "A Night of the Stars: A Celebration of Philippine Barong and Filipiniana Dresses," which was held at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Pasay City. Celebrities  like Aljur Abrenica, Kylie Padilla, Valeen Montenegro, Rita