Frank was a 39 year old sales manager who loved his wife completely but he was hiding a big secret from her. Frank craved to be in a loving female led relationship. He wanted his wife to take charge, he always thought about serving her coffee in bed, doing the housework and in general pleasing her.

The thought of waking up mornings and serving her coffee in bed with a long deep massage is what he wanted to do. He wanted her to tell him to do the laundry, clean the house, wash the dishes and most importantly to control his orgasms.

He knew that his sex drive was in direct connection with his desire to serve her. There was something deep inside him that made him feel this way and did not know how to talk to her about it.

He thought about different ways to approach her when he discovered some little known secrets that he could use to introduce her to this type of relationship. He developed a plan and then put it into action.

Men that want to introduce their wives to this type of lifestyle have to understand that if they want their wives to accept this lifestyle they have to be a little patient. Being introduced to anything new takes some time. As we get older we develop thoughts and behaviors and when any new information is introduced we will sometimes resist.

If your wife or girlfriend is a pretty open minded person who …

Have you ever wondered as a runner how men and women compare in their world records for everything from a 100-meter race to a marathon and beyond?

A simple way to make this kind of comparison is to take each of the popular race distances, get the world-record time for men and the world-record tiime for women for that distance, and compare those two times to get a percentage advantage for one group versus the other group for that distance.

Based on the latest statistics, mostly from IAAF (International Association of Athletics Federations), here is how much world-record males are faster than world-record females. Each difference is calculated as 100% times(female duration minus male duration) divided by female duration. For example, at the 100-meter distance, Usain Bolt’s world record is 9.50% faster than Florence Griffith-Joyner’s world record.

Initials: The letter “m” refers to meters (“metres”). The letter “K” refers to kilometers (“kilometres”). “10,000 m” refers to track races; “10K” refers to road races.

• 9.50% in 100 m: 9.58 (U. Bolt, 2009) vs. 10.49 (F. Griffith-Joyner, 1988)
• 11.20% in 200 m: 19.19 (U. Bolt, 2009) vs. 21.34 (F. Griffith-Joyner, 1988)
• 10.24% in 400 m: 43.18 (M. Johnson, 1999) vs. 47.60 (M. Koch, 1985)
• 12.04% in 800 m: 1:41.11 (W. Kipketer, 1997) vs. 1:53.28 (J. Kratochvilova, 1983)
• 11.87% in 1500 m: 3:26.00 (H. El Guerroujm 1998) vs. 3:50.46 (Y. Qu, 1993)
• 13.19% in 1 mile: 3:43.13 (H. El Guerrouj, 1999) vs. 4:12.56 (S. Masterkova, 1996)
• 10.31%

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