Plus, 10 ways to know you've been put in the "friend zone."
What you can tell from his medicine cabinet. Online dating tips all women need. Slut-shaming from Joan Rivers. How to know you've been put in the friend zone. How to give a naughty gift. How introvert-extrovert couples can succeed. Love lessons from romance novels. Don't judge all men by a few crummy boyfriends. How yoga can improve your sex life. What to do when the sex is terrible. Some interesting "facts" about post-coital passing out.
Have you found the perfect guy, but the sex is awful? Should you settle for almost perfect?
Are you looking for a man who has everything? Are you willing to compromise if he's great everywhere else except the bedroom? Well don't, because sex is too important! Kim Cattrall Says Bad Sex Ruined Her Marriages
In this video, YourTango expert and therapist Carin Goldstein recommends patience. Don't settle for second rate sex. You can either take the time to improve or move on to someone with more natural ability. After all, no one wants cheese whiz after they have tasted real cheddar.
If you want sex not love right now, use these tips to figure out if he's an "In-it-for-me Man".
Us women know that when it comes to one-night stands, there's always a chance that the guy we choose will be sexually selfish - he'll only be interested in his own sexual satisfaction and couldn't care less about the woman's.
Case in point, my client, Shelley. Last week, she went over to a man’s house with nothing but great sex (for both of them) on her agenda.
A new survey suggests that atheists and agnostics have better sex than religious people.
Religion might offer scores of personal benefits, but it looks like a great sex life isn't one of them. According to psychologist Darrel Ray from the University of Kansas, religious people suffer intense guilt during and after intercourse. Those devoted to their religion experienced regret after climaxing. Atheists and agnostics, on the other hand, boasted satisfying sex lives.
Don't try these bedroom moves at home—or anywhere.
When you throw two naked and probably a little awkward (or drunk) young adults into a bed together, hilarity and embarrassing moments are sure to ensue. We've all experienced it, hell, we may have even been the perpetrators of some unappealing bedroom behavior.
So here it is, a list of the most frequently committed bedroom faux pas to be avoided by everyone. We all know accidents can happen, but let's do our best to avoid them, shall we?
Samantha Jones' off-screen sex life was full of disappointments, Kim Cattrall admits.
Kim Cattrall is best known for her role as Samantha Jones, a take-charge vixen with a knack for bedroom antics. But in recent reports, Cattrall has confessed that her own sex life has been nothing like her signature character's. All of her marriages have ended in divorce, and she blames bad sex for two of the failures. Is someone with Cattrall's dismal track record really qualified to write sex advice? Absolutely–and here's why.
In the latest video episode of Ask YourTango—where readers seek out advice on love and relationships—sex expert Ian Kerner gives advice to a woman whose boyfriend doesn't give her enough foreplay. Ian shares one tip on how to get your man to to slow down in bed.
Guess Paris as "the City of Love" was just a marketing ploy.
The French have always had the reputation of being impeccable lovers, always hitting the "right spots" if you know what I mean. But a new set of polls say QUITE the contrary.
If you don't laugh at these lame sex moves, you'd better study the list.
Manly Marie Claire blogger Rich Santos posted 7 downright horrible lame guy sex moves. From the mid make-out pass-out to leaving the TV on, it was a list of real oh-no-he-didn'ts! But after over a decade of my own slut baggery, I've come up with another 23.
Stay-at-home moms, bad sex songs and text message gaffs.
Nine ways to celebrate Mother's Day. Being a stay-at-home mom. Making a sex tape AND not getting caught. Breaking up via social media, a how to. 10 songs about bad sex. Recovering from a serious text message gaff. Low libido for ladies under 30. Ugly people are better in bed? Bedroom quid pro quo. A wallet made for condoms. And hotel room sex.
Nice sex doesn't necessarily mean good sex; how one woman couldn't settle for Mr. Nice.
Mike was smart, interesting and nice ... too nice when we slept together for the first time. There had been no throwdown, no frantic disrobing, no moaning loud enough to wake the neighbors, no playfulness. Instead, there was soft music playing in the background, gentle kisses on my eyelids, careful caressing, uncomfortable, unwavering eye contact, and ... Oh, God, is he making love to me?
