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In today’s highly disturbing news, an HIV-positive Michigan man admitted that he has intentionally been trying to infect as many people as he could. Now charged with felony sex offenses, 51-year-old David Dean Smith says he had up to 3,000 sexual partners while knowingly having the disease. More
What would you do to burn a few hundred extra calories? According to a recent study, 76% of women are more inclined to have sex if they think it will help them lose weight. Not only do women see it as a cheap form of exercise, but nearly two-thirds of females who frequent the gym said they were happier having sex than a traditional workout. More
If you ask women about their most erotic fantasies, sex expert Dr. Laura Schlessinger says most of us won’t fess up. Typical responses range from, “Oh, I don’t have them. That would be rude.” Or, “I can’t talk about them. They’re really sick.” And even, “What difference does it make? He would never do them.” More
Samantha Jones, Sex And The City‘s famous vixen-vamp, once said: “sex is a barometer for what’s going on in the relationship.” But now, according to a new scientific study, the real barometer is, actually, Sex And The City. Published in the June 2011 issue of the Journal of Communication, study author Emily Moyer-Gusé from Ohio State University found that, after watching an episode of SATC, viewers who identified with the characters reportedly felt more confident to discuss sexually transmitted diseases with their partner, friends and doctors, and were twice as likely to do so. And what’s more, the results of the study applied men as well as women, with almost half (46%) of the participants pillow-talkin’ within two weeks. To quote Carrie Bradshaw: “That’s just fabulous.” More
Despite its popularity, we still don’t know much about the big O. We can (and do) speculate all we like, but at the end of the day, we’re not sure why we have orgasms (or why we don’t). It’s estimated that one in four American women have had difficulty achieving an orgasm in the past year, while between 5 and 10% of women have been unable to achieve an orgasm at all. To add insult to injury, there are few treatment options available for women who might want help. But a new study has emerged which has made the cause of female orgasms a mission (God bless ‘em). The conclusion is that, unlike men, there are two – yes, two – ways for a female to achieve orgasm. So if you’re having trouble reaching “zen” with your “little Buddha,” read carefully… More
Image details: Couple Kissing served by picapp.com There’s a whole lotta boot-knockin’ going on in the senior set these days, says a new finding by Swedish researchers. And it’s not just “meh” sex, it’s good sex. Well, glory be! Here’s … More
