Indonesia ranks at the bottom for both womanly upper body pride and its manly lower counterpart.

Local boys, not foreigners like bules, are just fine as boyfriend material for starlet Arumi Bachsin.

Foreign men marrying Indonesian women and a $50,000 security guarantee.

Expat men in Indonesia and their love affairs with lower class women, opposites attract.

The types of Bulwom in Indonesia, bule women, and how they fare in attracting local men.

Tales of Mr P and Miss V, the frank and explicit sexual advice on news websites.

Tabloid media sensation Manohara Odelia Pinot, building mosques and being honoured by the Solo kraton.

More women politicians is what is needed, some say.

Whether to ban "nikah siri" informal marriages, Rhoma Irama and Abu Bakar Bashir are on opposite sides.

For the gentleman who needs a little extra oomph, herbal remedies vs. factory produced stimulants, strong man medicine.

A gang rape of an Indonesian maid in Saudi Arabia has the Indonesian press caught napping.

Revalina S Temat gets stoned in the latest blockbuster Islamic theme movie, "Perempuan Berkalung Sorban".

The Forbes list of the top 40 richest businessmen sees a downturn in fortunes for Indonesia's wealthiest.

Clare recounts his daughter's experience of having a child out of wedlock in Yogyakarta.

Timdog on popular stereotypes about Madura and the Madurese, and the rumoured sexual prowess of the women.

The perfect woman, and...other things, split from How to Get a Bule Man .

Whether westerners and expats in Indonesia are viewed as miserable and unfriendly people.

Cases of religious leaders and teachers abusing their authority and proximity to children.

Ahmad Dhani's theories on how rock music can prevent your son becoming gay.

Whether Paris Hilton is the ideal girl for Indonesian men.

How the Sharia authorities of Aceh persuade citizens to get on with their religious obligations.

Perseus on white girls not going for Asian guys, and differences between white women and Indonesian women.

Too many elections might be pushing up the divorce rate, with women leading the way.

An Indonesian-Australian looks at stereotypes of Chinese in Indonesia, Asians in Australia, and western men who like Asian women.

Police in some areas are keeping up the pressure on courting and adulterous couples, by raiding night spots and cheap hotels.

Therry says overseas educated Indonesian women are faced with prejudice back at home and poor choices on the men front.