Elizabeth Corcoran, a member of their Silicon Valley bureau, sent in her rebuttal, saying:

I'm not usually a fan of dipstick tests, particularly when it comes to marriage and relationships. But a downright frightening story written by my colleague, Michael Noer, on our Web site today drove me to it. According to the experts cited by Michael, marrying a "career girl" seems to lead to a fate worse than tangling with a hungry cougar.

You can read the rest of it here.

We've seen the discussions about "strong independent women" and the men who like, and dislike them. What about the survival rate of two career driven people?

The concepts of Yin and Yang originate in ancient Chinese philosophy and metaphysics, which describes two primal opposing but complementary forces found in all things in the universe.

Typically, Yin (receptive, feminine, dark, passive force) and Yang (creative, masculine, bright, active force) are descriptions of complementary opposites rather than absolutes.

If you don't have a complementary opposite, then... do you suppose it breaks the idea of "two primal opposing but complementary forces" co-existing? Is it possible?

I have put up a new and free dating site where you can sign up and discuss any topic you would like to in the forums. The site is www.OverEx.net

Or if you are in the mood you can check out some funny videos I posted to the site

Best Regards,
Steve MacLellan