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.
Are we flirting? Or just chatting? If you find it hard to work out other people’s romantic intentions, you’re not alone. Most of us find flirting tough.
Flirt researcher Dr Jeffrey Hall explains why flirting is so tricky – and how you can improve your flirting skills!
People in committed relationships see strangers as less attractive than singles do, research has shown. Read more to find out how your relationship status can change the way you perceive a person's looks...
If you've ever been cheated on – or were the one doing the cheating – you probably want answers. Here are three science-based theories on why we cheat.
Does your current partner remind you of your ex? Or are the two as different as can be? Recent Canadian research reveals why we choose to date people who are similar to each other – or not at all.
Do you think a woman’s sex drive stays the same throughout her life or changes over time? If you’re worried about low libido, your answer to this question could make a big difference, Canadian research shows.
Do sexual soul mates exist? Believing you either have sexual chemistry with a partner – or don’t – can have a major impact on your sex life and relationship.
