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by Liz Langley,
Jan. 30, 2012
Oh, no! What’ll we do without our Embry-Ohs?
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by Liz Langley,
Dec. 12, 2011
However, we suspect that behaving in a snoop-worthy fashion isn't good for you, either.
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by Liz Langley,
Dec. 12, 2011
We're thinking she didn't think this all the way through.
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by Liz Langley,
Nov. 25, 2011
Scientist show that clothes just slow us down. Well, in a way, anyway.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Nov. 11, 2011
He thinks so, anyway, and he should know. Neurologists are fascinated.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Oct. 28, 2011
More proof, perhaps, that some shoplifters need treatment, not punishment.
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by Tinamarie Bernard,
Oct. 13, 2011
If you were to distribute a tablespoon of testosterone to a lecture hall full of young men, you’d have yourself a gang of lunatics chasing and humping everything that moves, my professor said. From that day forward, sex hormones had my full appreciation.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Oct. 13, 2011
This hasn't happened to us and we're not sure we'd mind. You?
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by Liz Langley,
Aug. 05, 2011
Maybe it depends on when you ask?
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by Liz Langley,
Aug. 01, 2011
Nothing says “Our Love is Eternal” quite like a box of bullets made from cremated remains.
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by Liz Langley,
Jul. 29, 2011
Women stand out by being more expressive.
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by Rayne Millaray,
May. 20, 2011
The technical, local term for this is “mubobobo.” Which sounds really bad, huh?
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by Jeff Schult,
May. 06, 2011
We know that you thought they did, and you were apparently wrong.
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by Veronica Monet,
Apr. 19, 2011
There's a unique connection between love and sex—though they don't always go together.
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by Sinclair Sexsmith,
Mar. 02, 2011
In the past two weeks I’ve been to five cities, not counting New York. First came Philadelphia, with Kristen, my other girlfriend; next it was a two-day trip to Boston where I stayed the night in Pawtucket, R.I.; then finally I headed to upstate New York to visit Ithaca and Syracuse.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Feb. 21, 2011
This is not the video we'd want to be remembered by, if it were us.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Jan. 27, 2011
Florida man confesses in apparent asphyxiation case.
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by Lorna D. Keach,
Jan. 25, 2011
FDA approves Viibyrd, a likely best-seller.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Jan. 24, 2011
Love bites can be a lot worse than just embarrassing.
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by Rayne Millaray,
Jan. 17, 2011
Aussie couple rescued from raging river.
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by Nikol Hasler,
Jan. 14, 2011
... among other things. Accepting that some things about your body are beyond your control.
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by Lorna D. Keach,
Jan. 12, 2011
New love, mature love look the same in our brains.
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by Lorna D. Keach,
Dec. 30, 2010
Science group fights bad sex and health advice from celebrities.
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by Tinamarie Bernard,
Dec. 28, 2010
Science offers clues, but doesn't have the answers—maybe because “desire” is what a woman says it is.
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by Lorna D. Keach,
Dec. 16, 2010
Well-rested people rated more attractive than the sleep-deprived.
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by Midori,
Dec. 06, 2010
In Japan, petting pussy has its price ... and can be both decadent and tame.
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by Midori,
Nov. 22, 2010
Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake is a triumph ... and an unforgettable erotic experience.
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by RalphieGuy,
Nov. 05, 2010
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by Dorian Darque,
Oct. 29, 2010
Have you ever walked alone into a darkened room and got that anxious, foreboding feeling something shouldn’t be there; something in the shifting shadows just out of sight, something with unknown motive and malevolent intent? Or does imagination just get the better of us sometimes?
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by Cherry Trifle,
Oct. 21, 2010
The journey music takes from the time it enters through the ears to when it arrives between the thighs is informed by factors of both culture and physiology. (Yeah, we knew there had to be a reason why only the few and the kinky have sex to the tune of "Jive Talkin'"...)
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by Cherry Trifle,
Oct. 19, 2010
For once, I’m not writing about getting laid. Kinda.
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by Sexis Editors,
Oct. 18, 2010
Another week, another hot topic, another 140 characters of steamy micro-erotic excellence. Presenting the outstanding entries for: “When I come, it's like...”
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by Jeff Schult,
Oct. 15, 2010
If you could give your younger self some relationship and sex advice ... what might have changed?
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by Liz NuMe,
Aug. 19, 2010
Whether it’s the first flicker of sexual attraction, or deep in the throws of passion, it’s a good bet that when you’re in the moment, you’re not worrying about the chemistry of desire.
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by Nina Hartley,
Jul. 13, 2010
This week, Nina tackles the concerns of a woman diagnosed with hypothyroidism and her resulting inability to achieve orgasm. People with this condition often have a reduced libido and diminished ability to climax—which can be distressing to both you and your partner. Nina has consulted sex expert, Dr. Robert Lawrence, for tips on how to cope with a thyroid that's putting a damper on your sex life.
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by Kal Cobalt,
Jun. 17, 2010
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by Dr Dick,
Jan. 04, 2010
All phobias can be overcome with some effort. The same is true for conquering a fear of sex. Here, I walk a young gay man through his trepidation. We take simple, easy to accomplish steps to build confidence and dispel his apprehensions.
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by Dr Dick,
Dec. 28, 2009
One of the most difficult things for me to deal with as a therapist is the aftermath of sexual trauma. And I know that the trouble I have with this is only a tiny fraction of the difficulty my client has as he or she faces his/her past.
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by Rydell Johnson,
Dec. 11, 2009
What’s better than a daydream about a porn star, a pop star, or simply Star (she’s the new redhead in accounting)? Try some erotic make-believe starring your significant other.
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by Sarah Sloane,
Nov. 04, 2009
Jack and Bob meet at a kinky party; they go off into a corner where Jack gets whipped for an hour by Bob, wielding a big leather flogger. Yet, somehow, Jack is smiling at the end of it—and the noises he is making sound less like a man being tortured, and more like a man having sex. But why is he enjoying it? What is it about kinky pain that makes it different from regular pain?
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by Sarah Sloane,
Oct. 28, 2009
Nobody just wakes up one day and decides “Gee, I think I’ll be kinky!” So, why do people go there? How many do? And darn it, is it better than straight sex, or is it all just propaganda?
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by GeekyLove,
Oct. 27, 2009
Gamers and sex. I know these two words aren’t often paired in popular lexicon. Nonetheless, I feel it is my duty to inform you that gamers are having sex, lots of sex. While there are many things to be learned from the Gamer Sutra, today I’d like to focus on cybersex.
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by Lady J,
Oct. 26, 2009
At 6:00 each morning, you are likely to find me out cold. My husband on the other hand, is most likely laying next to me, wide-awake, trying to cajole me into a daybreak quickie. At this time of day I am barely capable of keeping my eyes open, much less my legs, and he knows this. However, this doesn’t stop him from trying—and hasn’t stopped him from trying for the last six years.
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by Elizabeth,
Oct. 20, 2009
Although in the United States, a woman’s ability to get wet is often valued as a sign of her sexual interest in her partner, appreciation for women’s self-lubricating potential (we are the original self-lubricating beings…) is not universal. In some cultures it is dry sex that is held up as the ideal, and women become smooth about avoiding becoming slick.
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by Roland Hulme,
Oct. 13, 2009
What happens when rough sex scenarios and feminist sensibilities collide?
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by G.L. Morrison,
Oct. 13, 2009
Or, to lay it out for you in mathematical terms: Bad Science + Bad Sex = Good Marketing.
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by Sexis Editors,
Oct. 02, 2009
Today on SexVoxing: What is in your bedside table drawer or toy basket?
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by Dr Dick,
Sep. 28, 2009
One of the real bugaboos for anyone, regardless of gender, is living up to our own expectations of sexual performance. So many things can get in the way, literally and figuratively, of fully enjoying ourselves and/or pleasuring our partners.
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by Kal Cobalt,
Sep. 23, 2009
Why is that cutie on the bus wearing a dog collar? Why is that yuppie breathing heavy in the bridle aisle? Animal roleplay is a surprisingly popular form of kink, with puppies, kitties, and ponies the apparent favorites. What's the deal with human pets? Here, we'll take a look at five yips, whinnies, and meows about animal roleplay.
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by Dr Dick,
Sep. 14, 2009
Can we talk about sexual orientation for a bit? I sure hope so, because I’m gonna go ahead and launch into it here, if you’re ready or not.
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by Wise Young Mommy,
Aug. 12, 2009
It’s inevitable that all couples will go through it. And when you add needy children that expect to be fed, bathed and nurtured every day to the relationship cocktail, the chances that sex is going to take a backseat for certain periods of time is almost completely unavoidable. The question is, how long is too long?
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by Dr Dick,
Aug. 03, 2009
So you’ve met the person of your dreams—only you haven’t got around to telling your new honey your dirty little secret...
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by Dr Dick,
Jul. 20, 2009
I’m often asked about my work as a sex therapist. I’m surprised at how few people have any sense of what we actually do. While I can’t speak for all my fellow therapists, I can tell you a bit about my own practice.
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by Sexis Editors,
Jun. 19, 2009
Today on SexVoxing, we’re going to take a walk on the wild side of ‘what if’: What tip or technique do you wish your ex had known?
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by Cherry Trifle,
Jun. 17, 2009
Does a straying mind make you a stray dog? What are you freaks really thinking about in flagrante delicto? If your mind works anywhere close to normal, it’s going to wander—at least occasionally
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by Elizabeth,
Jun. 03, 2009
From the early days of Usenet to the vivid pornscapes of today, sex and the internet have always been a union of perfect harmony. Today, Sexis traces back sex’s brief yet torrid affair with the internet.
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by Hungry4more,
Apr. 20, 2009
How do we perceive sex through the sometimes-jaundiced lens of the media? How does something like TMZ affect our perception of sex?
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by Judy Cole,
Mar. 24, 2009
Touch. Sight. Taste. Smell. Sound. Each one plays an important role in sexual arousal, whether you realize it or not...
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