The 5 characteristics of qualified husband

No matter how the personality of man, there are certain characteristics that should he have to be a husband who qualified in the future. For those of you who still in single, immediately check the characteristics of men who will deserve to make your life partner:

Honest

Having an honest partner can give peace of mind. Do not let the lover who would become your husband keep a secret from you. Openness is the key to harmony in the household.

Always Giving Support

Support from one's lover is the spirit alive. Similarly if she has a husband in the future. The husband who always gave support to his wife could be the key to successful marriage.

Have a pleasant personality

Does the prospective husband had a good sense of humor, or not easy to take a joke? He is a person who will accompany you to spend the rest of life. If you do not enjoy being with him now, 10 or 20 years from now your relationship could be more bland. Weddings are always colored by joy and sorrow, but at least there are certain moments can be happy your spouse.

Workhorse but not workaholic

A man's duty is to make a living for his family. Although most women today are also a career to help covering needs of families, a man still has primary responsibility to cover the needs of family life.

The lazy men and not hard-working type of household will only make you worse. For that, try to be selective in choosing a husband. But, that does not mean you only expect to be a rich man's life partner. Find a guy who want to work hard for his family.

Loving you what the way you are

Loving all the shortcomings that exist in a person will be better than love excess. If a man likes a woman of beauty, a time his love may be fading along with your beauty fading. However, if he can receive all your shortcomings, he was the future husband the right to choose.

Types of orgasm in women

At least there are four types of orgasm in women.

Clitoral orgasm
In the past, we did not know that women need clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm. Now, stimulation of this organ is often used for women to reach orgasm.

Vaginal orgasms
This type of involving an area called the G-spot and other sensitive parts inside the vagina. Orgasms are very different and are physically able to feel more and more intense depending on the ability of couples to play its role. But clearly, when you reach it, your energy rather than decrease, even increased.

Multiple orgasm
When a serial sexual intercourse took place and taste you get peaks of pleasure (orgasm) several times like a strand of pearls that line, it is called multiple orgasms.

The whole body orgasm
Indeed very rarely experienced by most women. It was not that difficult to achieve. With proper training, women, even men, can feel it. It can take up to 30 minutes, although a few minutes also. The important thing to remember is the trauma of the past and our inability to remove all thoughts about work, relationships with friends, family, and other problems become the most significant obstacles to achieve orgasm. Therefore, remove and enjoy until you really orgasm.

The Film Stars Who Died Before The Release of Their Final Films

Bernie Mac
The comedian Bernie Mac still stars in two movies opening this weekend. He died at the age of 50 of pneumonia this past August. He not only plays opposite Samuel L. Jackson in the endearingly foul-mouthed tale of two washed-up singers in "Soul Men." But he also lends his voice to DreamWorks' animated movie "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa."

Heath Ledger - The Dark Knight
The Australian actor died while shooting Terry Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," but a trio of other stars -- Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell -- stepped in to film the character's remaining scenes. Though he died of an accidental drug overdose this past January, a full seven months before "The Dark Knight" opened, Heath Ledger's performance as The Joker in Christopher Nolan's grim superhero blockbuster has already garnered Oscar talk.

James Dean - Giant
Dean was a mere 24 years old when he died in a car wreck in 1955. But in that short time, he starred in three movies and garnered two posthumous Oscar nominations, one for "East of Eden" and the other for "Giant."

Oliver Reed - Gladiator
Legendary British actor Oliver Reed died of a heart attack during production of this epic sword and sandal flick. As a result, a number of his scenes had to be re-edited using a double, digital effects, and plenty of shadows.

Bruce Lee - Enter the Dragon
Legend of martial genre film, Bruce Lee died just three weeks before his breakout movie opened, killed suddenly by a cerebral edema. "Enter the Dragon" proved to be such a hit -- one of the most profitable movies of all time -- and there was such a demand for its departed star that Hong Kong soon started cranking out films with leads named Bruce Li, Bruce Lei, Brute Lee, and Lee Bruce.

Brandon Lee - The Crow
Bruce Lee's son Brandon was killed in a freak on-set accident during filming of 1994's "The Crow.", in a coincidence so ghoulish people speculated there may have been some sort of "curse" involved. An improperly-cleaned prop gun discharged a blank that pierced Lee's abdomen and lodged in his spine. After the tragic mishap, production resumed using stunt doubles and digital trickery for the remaining scenes.

Spencer Tracy - Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Spencer Tracy starred alongside Katharine Hepburn and Sydney Poiter in the 1967's landmark "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," which broached the then-taboo subject of interracial marriage. Tracy's health was so bad prior to shooting that insurance companies refused to cover him for the production. He died after the film wrapped and posthumously received his ninth Oscar nomination.

Adrienne Shelly - Waitress
When "Waitress" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2007, the film was hailed as being a sweet, witty comedy about one of life's true pleasures: pie. Sadly, writer/director/actress Adrienne Shelly was not there. She was murdered months prior by Diego Pillco, a New York City construction worker. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison earlier this year.

Peter Finch - Network
Though he did die two months after "Network" opened, Peter Finch, who brilliantly played crazed newscaster Howard Beale, is the only person to win an acting Oscar posthumously.

Tupac Shakur - Gridlock'd
Rapper Tupac Shakur proved to be almost as posthumously prolific in movies as he was with music. After he was killed in a drive-by shooting in Vegas in 1996, Tupac appeared in both "Gridlock'd" and "Gang Related," both of which were released the following year.

Clark Gable - The Misfits
The day shooting for John Huston's 1960 movie "The Misfits" wrapped, Clark Gable was reported to have said, "Christ, I'm glad this picture's finished. [Co-star Marilyn Monroe] damn near gave me a heart attack." He keeled over from a heart attack the next day and died 11 days later. "The Misfits" also proved to be Monroe's final film as well.

To hear Samuel L. Jackson, Sharon Leal and director Malcolm D. Lee reminisce about their experience working with Bernie Mac on "Soul Men," watch the exclusive interview below.

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