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1. You are my partner; The one who always listens to me without judging me and giving me the best advice.

2. You gave me your trust and I became stronger next to you.

3. Hold your hand and tell me everything will be fine.

4. I feel safe next to you.

5. The morning with you is always special.

6. I like how you look at me when you hug me and want to kiss me.

7. You are the only person who can bring a smile on my face when I'm angry and nervous.

8. Do not hesitate to express your affection for me in public.

9. With you I can be myself. I do not have to pretend and can behave the way I feel without fear.

10. Trust me and confess secrets you no longer share with anyone.

11. My name called you sounds so sexy!

12. You respect me and you never gave me reasons to doubt you.

13. I like how you lose your fingers through my hair before I fall asleep.

14. You manage to keep optimistic tone even in the most difficult moments.

15. Your smile is adorable.

16. You are beside me and you support me even if I did not ask you to help me.

17. I admire my choices and do not judge my friends.

18. I always feel comfortable around you and I feel like I always know you.

19. I love to watch you sleep.

20. Offer you my company even if I'm watching a syropos movie.

Men are tormented by the green monster of jealousy for various reasons. Of course, the thought that other rivals craving their wife or girlfriend often pulls them off, but often jealousy occurs in the most unexpected situations.

A Whisper survey among men has revealed and surprising reasons why strong sex representatives are reddened by jealousy.

Thus, a young man admitted that he often happens to be jealous of his girlfriend when he notices that so many men flirt with her, but no woman is interested in flirting with him. Not only curled lovers are a jealous motive, but also pets. Another respondent testified that he was surprised when he realized he was jealous on his dog that received so much attention from women as opposed to him.

Walking in the gym can trigger the jealousy of some disturbed men that others get physical performance that attracts the attention of the ladies. The ability of women to have multiple orgasms is a knee-jerk for another respondent who explained that she can not help but envy the beautiful sex representatives because they can not.

The love and attention that a loved woman pours on a cat is for other men a sufficient reason to be angry in a corner. "I'd like to look at me just as cute as she looks at that damn cat," as one of them had aroused.

"I'm paranoid right when my girlfriend goes to the gym. I imagine all the men there are trying to hang it, "another man tortured with jealousy. Feelings of helplessness also try when other men turn out to be more amusing than they, and their lovers or wives answer with laughter. Remote relationships are not at all simple, and this was also proved by the respondent who said he was jealous of all those who spend more time in his girlfriend than he.

When it comes to oral sex, position 69 is the most exciting technique you can try in the bedroom. Oral sex performed simultaneously brings great satisfaction to both partners and increases the chances of simultaneous orgasm. The classical position is where the woman sits above, so she has the control of the movements. If you have already experienced it and you want more, we offer you some variations worth trying.

69 reversed, for underwent women

Reverse position 69 is the one where you totally submit to your partner. He is the one who will stand above. For this technique, trust between partners must be total. He will immobilize you and leave you part of your weight, which may seem overwhelming and exciting to you as well. In this case, grasp the hips firmly and control the movements. If you instigate deeper oral sex, also known as deepthroat, you can put your head to the edge of the bed, leaving it slightly on your back. For you, pleasure may be greater than the classic position, and that's because he has more access to your clitoris than if you were standing above.

                                             Here are 8 curiosities about sex in marriage and in long-term relationships

1. Less than one third of married couples are showering together.

2. The biggest enemy of sex in a long-term relationship is annoyance.

3. The partner with the lowest libido will always control the sexual relationship.

4. People who have had a heart attack can enjoy an active sexual life without endangering their health. Sex is not more dangerous than walking on stairs and is much more enjoyable.

5. Usually your life partner will not have all the features of the ideal lover of your fantasies.

6. You can have a satisfying sexual experience even at 90 years if you are healthy and if you are involved in sexual intercourse at 60, 70 and 80 years.

7. People who did not like to have sex in their youth would give up practicing after 50 years.

8. A successful long-term relationship includes trust: continuous jealousy means something goes wrong.

Embarrassed by the performances of India's top athletes, many of whom were way off their personal best at the Rio Olympics, the AFI has decided to monitor the performances of those who meet qualifying standards for mega events.

Among the athletic meets the IAAF’s performance manipulation committee is scanning is last year’s G Kasanov Memorial in Almaty, during which two Indian athletes set national records and qualified for the Rio Olympics, while the women’s 4×100 metre replay squad set a new mark. The performance manipulation committee was established last year as one of the reform measures following the fallout of the Russian doping scandal.

Dutee Chand in the women’s 100 metres, Ankit Sharma in the men’s long jump and the quartet of Srabani Nanda, HM Jyothi, Merlin Joseph and Chand had set national records, which are yet to be ratified by the Athletics Federation of India.

“The whole meet is under question as the IAAF is looking into the performance of the athletes because a large number suddenly qualified for the Rio Olympics. The Almaty meet is one of the meets around the world which the performance manipulation committee of the IAAF is investigating. That said we need to be fair and if our athletes have produced genuine performances we will ratify their records,” Adille Sumariwala, the IAAF council member said on the sidelines of a promotional event of the 22nd Asian Athletics Championships.

The IAAF is likely to release its finding ahead of the World Championships in London in August. “What is being investigated is whether there has been mechanical manipulation or technical manipulation or any form of corruption. Such meets where an unusually large number of athletes meet qualifying standards for the Olympics will raise eyebrows,” Sumariwala added.

The AFI had intially decided to wait before ratifying the aforementioned records because the anti-doping laboratory in Almaty had been unrecognized by the World Anti-doping Agency just before the meet. After this development, the AFI had decided to adopt a wait and watch policy before ratifying the records set at the Almaty.

Stricter selection norms

Embarrassed by the performances of India’s top athletes, many of whom were way off their personal best at the Rio Olympics, the Athletics Federation of India has decided to monitor the performances of those who meet qualifying standards for mega events. This means that athletes, who has qualified for the upcoming World Championships, must continue to show consistency in performance in the run-up to the event.

“We have noticed that some athletes peak to qualify and then their performances taper off. When they go for the Olympics, like we have seen, or other events they fall short of their personal bests. Henceforth, the selection committee will take a call if an athlete, who has qualified, is fit and in form to be entered for an international event,” AFI president Sumariwalla said.

Athletes who are based outside India, train abroad or are not at camps will also be asked to attend selection trails before the Asian Athletics Championships to be held in Bhubaneshwar next month.

“We are very clear after Rio Olympics that we will strictly monitor the fitness and performance level of these foreign-based athletes. We have asked Vikas Gowda (discus throw) and Siddhanth Thingalaya to attend a trial at the NIS Patiala on June 25 and 26. The selection committee will see their performance and decide whether they can be selected for the Asian Championships or not.”

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East Bengal have purchased five of Aizawl FC’s finest including coach Khalid; three more are on the way

How do you win a league that has remained elusive for more than a decade? Simple, you just go and raid the team that has just won it. At least that’s what East Bengal seem to believe.

On Wednesday, the club unveiled their latest signing—Khalid Jamil. The 40-year-old coach, who guided Aizawl FC to the I-League title, was finally wooed by East Bengal. Speculation is rife that his one-year contract is worth Rs 1.25 crore, which is just Rs 25 lakh less than Aizawl’s whole budget last season.

When he officially takes charge of the dressing room next month, Jamil will find quite a few familiar faces. While they were negotiating with Jamil, East Bengal had already bought four players from the I-League-winning Aizawl squad – Brandon Vanlalremdika, Mahmoud Al Amna, Lalramchullova and Kingsley Eze.

To complete the dismantling of Aizawl’s champion squad, East Bengal have set their sights on defender Ashutosh Mehta, midfielder Jayesh Rane and goalkeeper Albino Gomes. Among the Indians in the Aizawl squad, these three were the only players from outside Mizoram. East Bengal have already offered them contracts but it is believed the three are waiting for the ISL and I-League mess to be sorted out before making any decision.

If they too follow Jamil and the rest of their teammates to Kolkata, the core of Aizawl’s squad will be gone. “I knew it was always going to be tough for us to keep our main players,” Aizawl owner Robert Royte admits. “We don’t have the resources. East Bengal have plenty.”

Over the last 10 years, East Bengal have doled out hundreds of crores in assembling, dismantling and reassembling squads in their quest for the I-League crown. Several crores more were splurged on coaches but none could win them the title.

So one can imagine their frustration when the likes of Bengaluru FC and Aizawl built their squad with virtually nothing and still won the league. And to rub salt into their wounds, city rivals Mohun Bagan, too, have managed to lay their hands on the trophy in recent times.

From Aizawl’s point of view, the exodus was expected. The Mizo club never had the financial strength to keep the wolf from the door. Amna was Aizawl’s highest-paid player last season, earning Rs 6 lakh. At East Bengal, he is reportedly getting 10 times more. It’s a similar trend with the others as well.

More players might leave the club once the ISL rules are announced. If there’s a draft or auction, the Mizo players, who are in demand countrywide, are likely to put their names in it.

“I have 18 players with me right now. I know some of them will leave but there are 200 other players at our academy. There’s a lot of talent, I’ll have a great squad,” Royte says. “Khalid going is a setback, I agree. He is a great coach. But he deserves to be at a big club. I am happy for him.”

East Bengal had been courting Jamil for years. The Kuwait-born former India international first snubbed them as a player back in 2002. Fifteen years later, they have finally got him to sign a deal after chasing him for months. “Honestly, I did not want to leave Aizawl… (But) I won the I-League and I thought it’s time for me to take up the challenge at the next level,” Jamil says.

What a dizzying period this must be for Jamil. A year ago, he was sacked by Mumbai FC and few were willing to gamble on him because of his straight-talking nature. In the last six months, he has won the league, been named the best coach at the AIFF awards, and now has become the highest-paid Indian manager in the I-League. Talk about redemption.

After spending a decade with minnows Mumbai and Aizawl, how his relationship with an impatient East Bengal management and the club’s fickle fans shapes up will be interesting to see.

East Bengal, meanwhile, will bear an unmistakable Aizawl flavour when they line up for the I-League (if at all it happens) next season. Whether it translates into a title is anybody’s guess.

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Chelsea can expect to profit from a sell-on clause should Liverpool seal an anticipated deal to sign Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah from Italian side Roma, the Times has reported. Salah scored 15 league goals for Roma last season as they finished second in Serie A.

Chelsea can expect to profit from a sell-on clause should Liverpool seal an anticipated deal to sign Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah from Italian side Roma, the Times has reported.

Liverpool can expect to pay a club record fee for the 25-year-old, who is due to arrive in Merseyside to undergo a medical this week, according to multiple media reports in Britain and Italy.

Salah joined Roma from Chelsea for 12 million pounds ($15.15 million) in 2016 after a successful loan spell in Italy and the London club negotiated a sell-on clause in his contract worth 10 percent of the profit on any future sale, the Times said.

With Liverpool looking increasingly likely to break their transfer record of the 35 million pounds they paid to lure striker Andy Carroll from Newcastle United in 2011, Chelsea will make a healthy profit.

Salah scored 15 league goals for Roma last season as they finished second in Serie A and has been identified as a key signing by Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp, whose only other established wide player is Senegal international Sadio Mane.

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FIFA have asked for details from the Serie A club Juventus on Paul Pogba's world record 89 million pounds transfer. The proceedings followed leaks of the French star's transfer after which FIFA asked for clarification from both the clubs.

Manchester United have been cleared by FIFA of any wrongdoing in the transfer of Paul Pogba from Juventus. They have however opened proceedings against the Italian club on Tuesday.

FIFA have asked for details from the Serie A club on Pogba’s world record 89 million pounds transfer. The proceedings followed leaks of the French football star’s transfer after which FIFA asked for clarification from both the clubs. A book titled ‘The Football Leaks: The Dirty Business of Football’ claimed that Juventus paid 27 million euros for the transfer and that Pogba’s agent Mino Raiola earned around 40 million euros from the deal.

As the proceedings are underway, FIFA refused to divulge details. “We can confirm that disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Juventus FC. As proceedings are ongoing please understand we cannot comment further at this stage,” FIFA said in an emailed statement.

“We can also confirm that no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Manchester United”.

Raiola said in an interview to Financial Express last year “€27m? I’ll just say that it’s not an exact figure: maybe it’s less, but maybe it’s even more,” Raiola said.

The 24-year-old is in his second spell at Old Trafford, after leaving the club for Juventus for £1.5m in 2012. He lifted the Europa League Cup with Manchester United, who finished on the sixth position this Premier League season.

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