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Forget your type. Why physical traits shouldn't matter. [College Candy]
I’ve never quite understood the idea of having a “type” when it comes to dating. Favorite ice cream flavor? Sure. Favorite type of guy? Not so much. Perhaps this is because I’ve gone out and hooked up with a lot of different kinds of men, and I’ve found myself equally attracted to guys of varying ages, races, heights, and builds.
What Jon Gosselin's Match.com video could look like. [Buzz Feed]
Many women's professional lives start after kids. [DoubleX]
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Author Mary Roach digs up 10 surprising facts about orgasms.
Mary Roach, author of the books Stiff, Spook and Bonk rounded up 10 surprising facts about orgasms. While us ladies spend absurd amounts of time reading articles, trying out new toys and using new fangled ways of fantasizing in order to get more of them consistently—you'll be interested to learn orgasms can biologically happen while dead and not touching your genitals at all. Yeah. Go figure.Chinese Demolish Sex Theme Park
1.) Some Think Babies In The Womb Masturbate: Mary's first orgasmic slide showed pictures of ultrasounds where she pointed out babies grainy hands and how doctors witnessed … Read More
Yet another reason why EQ trumps IQ.
Ladies are often plagued with the biological tendency to overemote when it comes to sex. While each generation inches closer and closer to a more masculine and stoic take on screwing, it didn't shock us at all to read that women, emotional intelligence and the ability to orgasm are all very directly related.
Researchers at King's College London rounded up 2, 000 twins, gave them a series of EQ tests and then analyzed how often they orgasm during sex and masturbation. The ones who rocked the EQ scores are equally successful in the … Read More
Who needs health class when you can ride out sex education at an amusement park?
While not known for its sexual progressiveness, China has plans of steaming up its image and opening a bawdy sex-themed amusement park called Love Land.
Sort of reminiscent to Duff Gardens Theme Park in The Simpsons (oh, you remember---the amusement park devoted to all things Duff beer), Love Land boasts a genital sculpture garden of sorts, sex education, exhibitions,"technique" classes, and we're hoping some sort of intercourse-related roller coasters, but no word yet on the "rides."
Not surprisingly, this is leaving some Chinese ruffled, complaining the display are "vulgar" and will "make people sick." … Read More
Frequent sex may be as good for you health-wise as diet and exercise. Everyone wins!
It's no secret to all of you out there in reader land that we at YourTango are huge advocates of sex. We not only want to help you get it, but also want to educate the hell out of you.
Well, more good news concerning our humanitarian plight—even more research has surfaced claiming that sex is really, really good for you. And not just emotionally good, but like, should be included up there on the list with diet, exercise, and daily vitamin good.
Drs. Michael Roizen and Mehmet Oz graced Good Morning America today to promote … Read More
No orgasms? No problem! Researchers are creating a brain sex chip.
You know the world of science has taken a dark and dangerous turn when new medical fix-its are based off fictional, humorous props in Woody Allen films. In Allen's 1973 film Sleeper, a frustrated, frigid society in 2173 step into an Orgasmatron (a dressed-up closet) to induce orgasms.
Pretty cool idea—for a movie.
Well, it appears the researchers at Oxford's University of psychiatry have spent too many stoned nights watching Woody Allen and are feverishly working on a brain chip (2008 version of a closet) that will help those suffering from anhedonia (depression) enjoy sex and experience orgasms. Scientifically speaking, this follows along the same idea Read More
The key to improving mediocre sex is getting to the root of the problem.
Everyone has dealbreakers.
They're the unalterable qualities in your prospective partner that eliminate the possibility of a happy relationship. Some are shallow: gnarly feet, freakishly small hands, a CD collection that's a little heavy on the Limp Bizkit. But others are critical indicators of compatibility: he doesn't want kids and you do. Or his deeply held religious convictions don’t mesh with your own.
But one potential dealbreaker defies categorization: bad sex. Is it a shallow concern that shouldn't matter if two people care about each other? Is it the ultimate indicator of compatibility because it's so primal? … Read More