Just because men behave badly doesn't mean women should. We're the fairer sex, after all!
I'm convinced that women hold secret meetings in the middle of the forest somewhere on some Harry Potter tip discussing what turns men on. The only problem is the leader of the meeting usually resembles the wicked witch of the Wild West, not only in appearance but in demeanor as well.
Plus, Mexico's new marriage contract law may save your relationship.
Mexico thinks a two-year contract could save marriage. How to survive any long-distance relationship. Super sexy stuff you can do that is NOT intercourse. Movies that will help you understand men, for real. 6 deep, dark secrets that show what men really think about sex. 11 great-sounding places for sex that actually are terrible and you should never try.
Care2's resident "loveologist" discusses how exercise can improve your sexual stamina.
There is no better way to wake up your libido while increasing your sexual stamina and activity than by adding regular physical exercise--cardio conditioning, core strength training, muscle building, and flexibility--to your daily routine.
If you get more (and more quality) sleep, you can rev up your sex drive.
If you've ever had trouble sleeping, chances are someone has told you to move your television, laptop, or work out of the bedroom. One's bed, it's been said, should be reserved for two things: sleep and sex. But what happens when it doesn't get much of either?
From stress to medications, lots of things in our lives lower our libido. How to get your mojo back!
As every busy woman knows, the day can seem never-ending. Between spending hours at the office, taking care of the house, getting your kids situated (if you have them), and working out something for dinner… hopping into bed at the end of the day only means one thing… SLEEP.
Is your hectic lifestyle taking a toll on the level of intimacy you share with your partner? Are you spending less time together, cuddling less, and in effect, feeling kind of distant from each other?
The 73-year-old sex symbol admits she has help from the male hormone.
According to Jane Fonda, sex just gets better with age. The 73-year-old actress has remained something of a sex symbol well past what society determines to be a woman's "peak age," and has claimed that the best sex of her life didn't happen until she was 71.
Fess up: Do you shut down when Aunt Flo visits or is it an opportunity for hot sex?
By Marcus Osborne for GalTime.com
Your Straight Male Friends take pride in pushing the envelope of conventional male/female conversation. Indeed, it’s the very reason we exist: To drag the most clandestine debates and discussions out of the darkness and shining upon them the light of “keepingitrealness.”
He's hot, you love him, but he just isn't 'all that' in the sack..Why? Here are the top 4 reasons!
Sex. You're doing it wrong. At least that's what some women are dying to tell their partners. Even the most experienced of men may make a mistake or two in the bedroom from time to time and some end up fumbling more times than their favorite football team.
SO WHAT ARE THE TOP FOUR MISTAKES MEN MAKE IN BED?
We asked relationship expert Stacey Nelkin, founder of TheDailyAffair.com.
First up - not taking cues (whether verbal or physical) from their women.
A look at how a demanding libido could greatly affect your relationship.
You're walking down the street and you see a gorgeous man smile at you. His once-over gives you a little thrill and you imagine what a first date might be like with him. But wait! You're in a committed relationship with a man that you adore. There will be no first date for you.
OkCupid fills us in on rough sex, Twitter's masturbatory powers and other sex trends.
What's the correlation between Twitter use and sex drive? Or between the word "grammar" and rough sex? This week, OkCupid published a series of infographics revealing the quirkiest sex trends among their extensive user base. You can see the charts for yourselves over at the OkTrends blog, but here are a few of our favorite factoids:
New research shows serotonin levels in influence gay and straight behavior—at least in mice.
Plenty of movies and TV shows toy with the possibility of turning research subjects gay by injecting them with a serum, but findings published in Nature demonstrate that real-life scientists can do something similar by tweaking the serotonin levels in mice.