In the name of progress, researchers are forever discovering the reasons behind why we do the strange things we do. Here and updates and explanations of the newest science around sex.
Did you know that unwanted sexual comments about your looks, behaviour, or gender count as sexual assault too? Recent Norwegian research looks at the damaging effects of such non-physical sexual harassment on teens.
A classmate has been liking all of your boyfriend/girlfriend’s pictures on Facebook. Even though they insists he/she’s just a friend you can’t help but feel jealous. Sound familiar? Love Matters is here to help!
Pati patni or woh ka combination may not always be troublesome, says the latest research. Couples who decide to opt for polygamy can be just as happy as those who opt for monogamy. Is that your kind of azaadi? Read on to find out.
About to upload another selfie to Instagram? You might want to think twice. Posting selfies could put your relationship at risk, a recent US study found.
Why is intercourse painful for some women? Recent British research sheds some light on dyspareunia, a common – but not well understood – sexual problem among women.
Have you ever played a game with your partner? Arey, not love tricks. A real game, like carrom, chess or badminton. No? Then try it now! It will boost your mohabbat. Don’t believe us? Read what science has to say.
If you’re having erection trouble, don’t assume that pills are your only hope – lifestyle changes are enough to help many men get back in form, according to the results of a large Australian study.
Do you keep your porn habits a secret from your partner? Why not watch with him or her instead? Recent research shows it could even be good for your relationship.
How long does sex normally last? That all depends on who you’re having it with. The length of intercourse varies a whole lot from one couple to the next, science shows.
