A study published in the International Journal of Sexual Health found that women's understanding of their anatomy and feelings about their genitals significantly influence their masturbation habits, with early sexual experiences linked to greater sexual satisfaction later. The research highlights gaps in female sexual education and suggests that better knowledge and positive self-image can promote healthier sexual behaviors.
The article offers advice on overcoming fears of rejection and insecurity related to participating in group sex, emphasizing that rejection is normal and can be a character-building experience, and suggesting ways to safeguard one's comfort and boundaries. It also discusses addressing sexual issues like erectile dysfunction and exploring alternative ways to enjoy intimacy, highlighting the importance of communication and professional support.
The article discusses six types of male orgasms, including ejaculation, pelvic, prostate, dry, blended, and multiple orgasms, highlighting their unique features and potential health benefits, such as reducing prostate cancer risk through frequent ejaculation.
Certain foods like oysters, berries, and nuts are backed by science to support sexual health by increasing blood flow, regulating testosterone, and reducing erectile dysfunction, though they should complement a healthy lifestyle and not replace medical advice.
A man is struggling with his desire for sex after witnessing his wife douching, which he finds disturbing. Experts advise understanding that bodily functions are normal and encourage honest communication to address feelings and misconceptions, emphasizing acceptance of the human body as part of intimacy.
A 41-year-old man with untreated hypospadias and a nearly 90-degree penile bend seeks advice on intimacy and discussing his condition with partners. Experts suggest that certain positions like doggy style may help with penetrative sex, and honest communication about his condition can foster understanding and support from partners.
Sex after 70 remains a vital and enjoyable part of life for many, with physical and emotional intimacy continuing to be important. Despite societal taboos and physical challenges like menopause and erectile dysfunction, older adults often find that the quality of sex can improve with age, driven by emotional connection, experimentation, and adaptation. Education and open dialogue are key to dispelling myths and promoting healthy attitudes toward sexuality in later life.
The article features a Q&A format covering topics like anal pearling and its impact on sex, the electability of Pete Buttigieg with a beard, safe practices for opening a marriage to sex with men, tactful ways to discuss hygiene with a partner, finding a soulmate, the safety of using semen as lube, recommended sex toys, maintaining erections, managing kinks outside the relationship, concerns about donor-conceived children, and long-term sexual satisfaction issues. It offers practical advice and insights on navigating complex sexual and relationship topics.
A sex therapist highlights the benefits of 'syntribation,' a hands-free method of masturbation involving thigh squeezing, which can promote sexual confidence, explore sexuality, and offer physical and mental health benefits, especially for those with disabilities or seeking discreet ways to enjoy private time.
The article explores how women’s ability to have multiple rounds of intimacy varies widely due to physical, emotional, and situational factors, with most women having a shorter or non-existent refractory period compared to men. It emphasizes the importance of communication, emotional connection, and health practices to enhance sexual experiences and potentially shorten recovery time.
A woman experiences near-blackout episodes during orgasm, raising concerns about her health; medical evaluation is recommended but ultimately her choice, considering potential health issues and systemic barriers. The article also offers advice on sexual comfort and relationship dynamics for different age groups.
A viral meme claiming harmful side effects of frequent masturbation is false; scientific research shows that masturbation is generally healthy, with benefits like stress reduction, immune support, and pain relief, while negative effects are linked only to forceful, unhygienic, or compulsive behaviors.
A woman with minimal vaginal sensation discovers that anal sex provides intense pleasure due to different nerve endings, prompting her to explore this alternative while considering medical advice and safe practices. The article discusses the unique nerve pathways involved, the importance of preparation, and communication with partners about preferences and boundaries.
The Burning Man Festival's Orgy Dome offers a safe, consent-based space for festival-goers to engage in group sex, with strict preparation guidelines including hygiene measures like wipes, gloves, and verification of age and consent to ensure safety and cleanliness in the desert environment.
A woman shares her experience with a partner who has a medical condition causing a bent penis, seeking advice on how to ensure comfort and enjoyment during sex, and how to handle potential deal-breakers. The advice emphasizes open communication, understanding body language, and being honest about boundaries, while also considering the bigger picture beyond physical attributes. It also discusses the importance of mutual respect and the possibility of ending a relationship if needs are incompatible.
