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Image via CrunchBase Facebook , texting and other social networking tools make new couples to jump into bed faster, reveals a new US survey. According that third annual sex survey by Shape and Men’s Fitness magazines, nearly four out of five women and three of five men say that digital intimacy leads to having sex faster, reports a foreign news agency. However, only 38 percent of women said they have actually slept with a date any sooner because of online intimacy.

Women and Men are completely different. At their most basic level they couldn’t be more dissimilar. The differences stem, at their origin, from the fact that women evolved from dinosaurs, and men evolved from primates. This isn’t to say either gender is better than the other, dinosaurs and primates both had many distinct benefits and drawbacks. A major drawback of primates, for example, is their tendency to be warlike and solve problems with violence. A major drawback of dinosaurs, on the other hand, is that they were terrible drivers because they thought they could put on lipstick and concentrate on the freeway at the same time.

Pecking, smooching, Frenching, and playing tonsil-hockey—there are as many names for kissing as there are ways to do it. Whether we use it as an informal greeting or an intensely romantic gesture, kissing is one of those ingrained human behaviors that seems to defy explanation. Its many purposes—a blow and peck for good luck on dice, lips to ground after a rocky boat ride, kisses in the air to an acquaintance, and the long slow smooches of Hollywood—have different meanings yet are similar in nature. So why is it that we love to pucker up?

No.1 - Smile Smiling is perhaps the simplest way to project positivity. Think about it: You smile when you’re happy, but with a little work, you can train yourself to feel happy when you smile as well. A smile shows people you’re engaged, enthusiastic and open. Smiling is also contagious. When you smile at others, they’ll find it awfully hard not to respond in kind. No.2 - Be solution-oriented Whenever you encounter an idea you don’t like or a lukewarm response from a group of attractive women, your first instinct should be to find a solution. How can you make that bad idea better? How can you make the flawed strategy more effective? How can you improve your rate of success with women? If your first impulse is to solve problems, rather than to dwell on them, you’ll go far.