When it comes to sex-related injuries among men, penile fractures are rare yet painful; now researchers say they know which positions are likeliest to result in them.
Researchers reviewed records from three hospitals over a 13-year period in Campinas, Brazil, a city of roughly 3 million people.… Read More
Even McDreamy has faced his share of relationship problems. In a recent interview featured on the new streaming channel PEN: People/Entertainment Weekly Network, Patrick Dempsey opened up about his marriage struggles.… Read More
While most of us might agree that a Valentine’s Day date at a fast food joint is kind of the worst thing ever, Burger King is prepared to fight that stigma. This year, the Israeli version of the OG chain is offering a romantic boxed food for two called the Adults Meal—designed for those 18 and older, so bring your ID—that comes with two Whoppers, two packets of fries, two beers, and a “romantic adult toy.”… Read More
We make time for lots of things in our lives – chores, working out, coffee with a friend, keeping up with our favorite shows, reading, working, walking the dog, and all kinds of other things that are crammed into our busy schedules.… Read More
by Rob Jackson, MS, LPC, LMHC, NCC
Note: Given the brevity of the article, it is not possible to cover all the facets of this disorder. Anyone suspecting he or she has this condition is strongly encouraged to speak with a professional counselor.… Read More
Duke University has new research that shows sex can be a spiritual experience that makes men more likely to believe in the existence of God. The same result likely occurs in women, but has yet to be researched.
The study involved the “cuddle hormone,” Oxtocin, which is produced in larger quantity during and after sex.… Read More
If a small part of you died when you found out that sex doesn’t actually count as exercise, this news should revive you: Sex may deliver the even better benefit of prolonging your life, according to the results of a small study first published online in the medical journal, Psychoneuroendocrinology in March that’s just making its rounds.… Read More
Is porn a problem for your dating life?
Let me count the ways. Well, for starters, here are just three:
This is a no-brainer. Indeed, it’s the logical outcome of what porn is intended to do.… Read More
Are you a good wife or husband? It seems like most people think that they are but with the high divorce rate of today and the large number of troubled marriages, it’s not likely that most spouses are “good” at it.… Read More
Would you like to have more sex that is more fulfilling, more exciting, and more pleasurable for both of you?
Some married couples have great sex. Some have good sex. Some bad sex. Some have little to no sex. Which are you?… Read More
Humans have five senses:
And they say some people have a sixth sense! What if you learned how to make love to all five senses of your spouse instead of only touch? Do you think that could take your sexual relationship to a new, heightened level?… Read More
Sleep disturbance is common for many women during menopause, creating an array of adverse health outcomes such as heart disease, hypertension, and depression. A new study shows that sleep problems can also interfere with a woman’s level of sexual satisfaction. The study outcomes are being published online today in Menopause, the journal of The North American Menopause Society (NAMS).… Read More
Falling in love starts at the beginning of one path. We call it the Lovepath. And there’s actually a process that happens when people fall in love.
It begins with attraction. But it’s not what you think. There are actually four parts to attraction, and all of them combined lead to how attractive you are to others. … Read More
Researchers have found a link between higher caffeine consumption and lower erectile dysfunction.
That’s good news for coffee drinkers since a few cups a day would be enough to curb the risk.
A new study from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston found that men who drink more caffeine (the equivalent of two or three cups of coffee a day) are less likely to experience erectile dysfunction than other men who consume little or no caffeine, according to CBS News.… Read More
