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Lara Rutherford-Morrison Quotes

Total quotes: 5
“Is your partner single, in a monogamous relationship, an open relationship, married, or something in between? Find out. It’s totally up to you how you want to proceed, but you should at least have all of the info up front.”
— Lara Rutherford-Morrison, 10 Things You Absolutely Must Know Before You Have Sex With Someone
Tagged: Virgins, relationship status, Single, married
“There are lots of reasons to date someone with a good sense of humor, but did you know that humor actually correlates with better sex?”
— Lara Rutherford-Morrison, 11 Scientifically Proven Ways To Make Your Orgasms Stronger, Because It's Not Like That Would Be The Worst Thing That Could Happen To You
Tagged: orgasm, Laughter, Funny
“If your partner starts going to a lot of effort to keep his or her phone away from you — taking it into the bathroom, freaking out if you try to use it to check the weather, refusing to answer it while you’re in the room — then that may be a sign that something’s up.”
— Lara Rutherford-Morrison, 6 Signs Someone Might Really Be Cheating And You're Not Actually Just Paranoid
Tagged: Cheating, Texting, phone calls, Secrets
“People alter their voices when speaking to people with whom they are romantically involved on the phone (men tend to speak to female partners in a higher-than-normal tone of voice, while women tend to speak in a lower pitch to male partners). So if your partner starts laying on the seduction with someone other than you on the phone, you might need to start paying attention.”
— Lara Rutherford-Morrison, 6 Signs Someone Might Really Be Cheating And You're Not Actually Just Paranoid
Tagged: Cheating, voice, phone calls, tone
“Before you get into bed with someone, be sure that you have a clear idea of what the sex will mean for your relationship with that person. Is this going to be a one-time hookup? Is this a casual, but potentially ongoing thing? Is this the start of an LTR? Does sleeping together automatically mean you are no longer seeing other people, or are you both comfortable with making that decision based on some other measure of seriousness? How serious is sex to the two of you? There are no fundamentally "wrong" answers to these questions—but what is wrong is not making sure that both people have a clear understanding of the answers before you get each other in a vulnerable position.”
— Lara Rutherford-Morrison, 10 Things You Absolutely Must Know Before You Have Sex With Someone
Tagged: Virgins, Questions, relationship status, friends with benefits, Dating
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