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.
Broken-hearted after a break-up? The story you tell yourself about how it ended could help you get through the post-relationship blues, according to US research.
Wish your days could be filled with a little more lovemaking? Listening to music with your sweetheart could just do the trick, according to a study funded by Sonos and Apple Music.
Is distance keeping you and your sweetheart apart? Just because your love is far away, doesn’t mean you can’t feel close. This simple strategy can help give your long-distance relationship a boost.
The end of a romantic relationship can be just plain awful for both partners. But men and women don’t suffer break-up pain in quite the same way, recent research found.
How many women get turned on by other women: (a) some, (b) most, (c) nearly all? New research reveals the truth. Put it this way: women’s sexuality is amazingly flexible!
Imagine if when you ejaculated it just felt like… nothing. No bliss, just a squirt. Your brain doesn’t know how to orgasm. It’s real, and it’s got a name: orgasmic anhedonia.
