What Women Really Want

Are we happy singletons or desperate to date - what do women really want? If you were single and charming could you do your own thing and not give a damn what anyone really thinks?

Over 2 million of us start diets. Dieting in the UK costs 78 million each year, each dieter spends on average 34 a week just to lose weight! Why are we so addicted to diets?

It used to be simple: you fell in love, got married and lived happily ever after. Now therere a thousand different reasons to give up on a relationship and permanent ones are few and far between!

Why do we never have a thing to wear - after all, we spend nearly a hundred grand on clothes over the course of a lifetime.

We want to have it all career, man and two point two children, but how easy is it to achieve the dream? Juggling a career and bringing up kids is tough enough but what if you are a single mum?

What do women really want from their women friends? One good girlfriend is as good for your health as not being over-weight or stopping smoking. So what do we really want from our girlfriends?

Ever bombarded with promises of eternal youth, women in the UK splash out over one and a half billion pounds each year on beauty products!

Having sex is officially the high point of most womens days. Discover which celeb finds one night stands easier than commitment, who lies to her men about sex and who was called "undresser" at school!

Every day we are bombarded with gossip about the lives of the rich and famous. There are more wannabees all desperate to make it big and who will stop at nothing to get their fifteen minutes of fame!

Sarah Beeny, Lisa l'Anson, Carol Smillie, Jenny clair and Kaye Adams and other celebrities share true tales about pregnancy.Who thinks being pregnant sucks, and who thinks her yoga classes are worse than childbirth?

They say that plastic surgery is psychiatry but with a scalpel! Plastic surgery operations in Britain rose in the illusive search for eternal youth.

Women are earning and spending more than ever before but are we really any good at managing our money? Two-thirds of us hide impulse purchases from partners but do they need to know?

IIts increasingly difficult for people to separate their lives from their careers. Eighty percent of women get a sense of personal accomplishment from work and over half of us prefer to work outside the home.

We all want our marriages to workThe number of divorces is climbing. Statistically youre more likely to get divorced if you marry young, already have a baby outside of marriage, or if youve previously been divorced.