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Sex & Science
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.
The man who didn’t enjoy his orgasms
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.
Long-distance love: keep it hot with this proven technique!
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.
Why do people cheat?
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.
Are gadgets ruining your relationships?
Do your guy’s gadgets get on your nerves? Recent research reveals the ways smartphones can kill romance and ruin relationships.
Guys think girlfriends don’t want sex. They’re wrong!
Can you tell when your girlfriend is in the mood for sex? If you’re like most men, you probably can’t read her as well as you think.
Does more sex lead to better relationship?
Does more sex make for a better relationship? Researchers asked newlyweds to go with their gut feelings when it came to the impact of regular sex on their lives together.
Have you got a great body for orgasms?
Do you have trouble reaching orgasm? The cause might not be what you think. Research points to some of the physical reasons people have difficulty climaxing.
Sexsomnia: have you experienced sleep sex?
Your partner wakes you up in the night to make passionate love. Sounds romantic? Not if he’s still fast asleep. Why do some people suffer from sexsomnia? A UK sexpert investigated.
How much sex do you need to be happy?
Are you happier if you have more sex? A good sex life is important, but having a lot of sex isn’t necessarily the best way to go.
Will your relationship last? Read what science says
Why do some relationships last while others fall apart? New research provides clues about whether yours will stand the test of time.
Bisexual: discrimination both ways
Bisexual men and women have to deal with discrimination from both homosexual and heterosexual people, a large US study found.