It's already been confirmed that when it comes to sex, size does matter. But now there's a way to know how guys measure up before you even meet them in person! A new dating website called 7orbetter.com (ha, doesn't the name just make you crack a grin?) aims to "take the guesswork out of dating" for women by actually requiring men who sign up for the service to reveal their size!

Jeez...that's a lot of information right up front.

With social media basically ruling the world these days, parents have to be extra vigilant about monitoring their kid's activities on the web. That's why I was so impressed when I heard that six mothers and fathers in the U.K. took matters into their own hands and actually helped catch seven suspected pedophiles by posing as children online!

Is that badass or what?!

If my editor had't asked me to work on a gallery of all the online sites out there for married people who don't think there's anything wrong with cheating, I would've never known there are so many. I had heard about one of the most famous ones, Ashley Madison, because we've written about their questionable tactics before. But I never imagined I would find so many more websites created specifically for married men looking to have an affair and the women who are more than ready to oblige.

So pay attention to the following list because, apparently, there's something for every married man looking to be unfaithful!

Astrology can tell you more than your daily horoscope--apparently it can also tell you if your man has the potential to be a cheater! Notorious cheating site AshleyMadison.com has revealed the astrological signs more likely to cheat (ironic for a site which encourages adultery) and looks like Pisces and Gemini are getting the bad rap! 

The site conducted a survey of their more than 17 million users, and what they found in terms of who was more likely to cheat--among men AND women--was surprising. So what signs are more likely to cheat? Read on and find out!  

¡Si la privacidad en la Internet de alguien como Michelle Obama y Hillary Clinton puede ser violada, ¿qué quedará para nosotras pobres mortales? El FBI ha confirmado que está investigando quién hackeó las cuentas privadas de famosos como la primera dama, Beyoncé y su marido y hasta el  vicepresidente Joe Biden y uno de sus antecesores Al Gore.

Aún no se sabe quién hizo la gracia, pero todos los datos financieros de estas celebridades fueron puestos en un portal, que obviamente fue cerrado de inmediato.

Desde hace un mes mis hijos, de 10 y 6 años, tienen prohibido ver programas en la TV y en YouTube que no sean previamente aprobados por mí o su papá. Tomamos la medida después de que el maltrato verbal entre ellos y la falta de respeto con nosotros estaba llegando a niveles alarmantes. En menos de una semana vimos cambios importantes. Nuestra intuición fue confirmada por un estudio publicado en la gaceta médica Pediatrics, que afirma que lo que los niños ven en sus pantallas de TV o Internet afecta directamente sus reacciones, ya sean violentas o irrespetuosas. 

No me sorprende. Si te pones a ver los programas de televisión e Internet para niños y adolescentes, es impresionante la forma tan horrible en que se tratan los personajes. 

Weight loss normally comes about because of strict dieting and exercise ... but would you ever consider having an affair in order to drop some pounds? According to a survey done by U.K. cheating site Undercoverlovers.com, women lost an average of 10 pounds, while men lost 6 pounds since they began having an affair. The controversial site asked more than 3,000 members about their weight and how much they had lost since cheating on their spouses.

But before you rush off and decide to cheat on your partner to lose those extra pounds, you may want to read on to find out the setbacks--which far outweigh the benefits (pun intended!)...

Map websites, like Google Maps, can be really helpful. Using them can assist you in looking up addresses, finding directions ... and catching your man in a lie? That's exactly what happened to Russian woman Marin Voinova.

She was recently using Yandex Maps (essentially a slightly different version of Google's) "street view" feature to view a specific address when she spotted a man who looked an awful lot like her boyfriend of five years and then-fiancé, Alexander. The problem? He had his arms around a woman who was definitely not her.

Yikes!

Facebook has been a staple in many people's lives for a few years now, but recently it seems like some are turning to the social media site for everything. The latest example? Last week, a British woman posted a picture of her toddler holding a sign that read "Daddy says if I get 100,000 likes, I can have a little brother or sister."

Uh, really?! I think that's taking the whole get-this-many-likes photo trend a little too far.