Hayley Rose Horzepa believes rape is not about sex, but about control. “It is a crime like any other where something is taken without consent,” she says. Writing of her own experience with rape, Horzepa reflects on the difficulty she … Read More
Wall Street Journal blogger Elizabeth Bernstein reflects on responses she received to a recent column that discussed talking to your partner about sex. She notes that most people who responded were men, and many wrote about situations in which they … Read More
Author of Hold Me Tight, Dr. Sue Johnson believes, “Most fights are really protests over emotional disconnection.” She says that whether couples in counseling argue about infidelity, money, or sex, it all comes down to the fact that they don’t … Read More
Researchers Ogi Ogas, Ph.D. and Sai Gaddam, Ph.D. believe the term “fetish” and the clinical name “paraphilias” should no longer be used, because after exhaustive study they’ve determined these terms “embody both a derogatory and misguided understanding of the nature … Read More
Men and women view their platonic friendships differently, according to a study from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire which surveyed over 400 people aged 18-52. A large number of men and women admitted feeling attracted to their friends. More men … Read More
Author Eric Anderson, Ph.D., believes that monogamy has failed. Speaking from the male perspective, and after interviewing 120 young men for his book, he states his central thesis: “…cheating is a rational response to the irrational expectation of monogamy.” Anderson … Read More
Almost! We’re getting you ready for summer sex with a hot giveaway. Dr. Tammy Nelson, the author of “Getting the Sex You Want” is giving you the chance to win a gift basket full of lubricants from Wet® Personal Lubricants. … Read More
Drs. Evelyn and Paul Moschetta encourage couples to look deeper to see if their marriage is headed for divorce, offering ten warning signs. These include boring and mechanical sex, inability to solve issues, treating each other poorly, unexpressed anger, repeated … Read More
Writer Melani Robinson writes about starting to date again, five years after her husband’s death. After watching a Dr. Oz show on sex aids, she did some research on the We-Vibe 3, a vibrator that a woman wears during intercourse. … Read More
Author and relationship expert Margaret Paul, Ph.D., believes there are two basic reasons people want to have sex: to get something and to share love, passion, warmth and connection. In her work with couples, Paul has found that WHY partners … Read More