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Since the discovery of the G-spot, women everywhere have been trying to uncover the truth behind this mysterious and astonishing little body part. The Grafenberg spot was named after its official discoverer, gynecologist Ernst Grafenberg in 1944. If you pick up a book on tantric sex, however, you find that practitioners have been playing with this "sacred spot" for over a millennium.
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A married couple of 11 years decide to embark on a marathon of having sex for 101 consecutive days.
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A sexually frustrated woman comes to realize that she needed to make a change in her life.
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What is it about the summer season that makes us more aroused? Dr. Yvonne Kristín Fulbright is a sex educator, relationship expert, columnist and founder of Sexuality Source Inc that discusses why we are more sexually charged during the summer months.
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Examples of sex toys that you are unique in shape, and that are worth checking out.
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Unique in design, this revolutionary product is the first ever toy that can be used while making love. The innovative design allows for both external and internal stimulation for women engaging in both solo and partner play. A Vibrator you insert while you are having sex? Can it be...
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The development of vibrators reveals interesting information on the changes of views and the relationship of men and medicine towards women.
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Sunday night is getting less steamy. Sue Johanson ending `Talk Sex' on Oxygen after six seasons. Now 77, Johanson said she had to recognize that 1 a.m. (when her shows ended) was not her finest hour. Since it's a call-in show, taping the show earlier didn't make sense.
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Sex toys: How appealing are they?
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An article by Dr. Omar Minwalla from PlanetOut on cognitive distortions.
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VOORHEES, N.J. -- Sexuality researcher Beverly Whipple made her name a quarter-century ago popularizing the "G spot," the elusive female erogenous zone, but she has a different message these days: Move on.
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Brigham Young University releases a study that shows that happily married people may have lower blood pressure than singles.
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Here are some hints and tips for getting to know your new lover while minimizing embarrassment and maximizing pleasure.
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There is enough scientific proof and knowledge that shows it is obvious that female orgasms do exist (once upon a time it was considered a myth). In fact, you’d be shocked by how much research is done on orgasms and a woman’s reaction to them. Despite all the work being done, there are still plenty of myths about orgasms that are floating around out there. Some of these myths are discussed below. ile there are plenty of sex myths these are three of the biggest myths out there about women, sex, and orgasms.
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Dr. Laura Berman looks at the challenges facing couples in this generation
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Couple should keep relationships?
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Who’s faking orgasm and why? The answer might surprise you
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The evolution of the vibrator
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Forget Botox parties and sex toy soirees. A new and controversial type of get-together has some women claiming enhanced sexual pleasure it also has some sex experts worried that these women could be putting their health at risk.
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Ruling on sex toys is long overdue
