A study found that female orgasms significantly boost perceptions of male masculinity, especially in men with low testosterone, while using Viagra without erectile dysfunction can reduce these perceptions.

We used the 2005–2010 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), constructed to evaluate health of adults in the United States using consolidate...

New mothers and fathers experience increased appearance insecurity, lower sexual satisfaction, and often underestimate their partner’s attraction to them during early parenthood, highlighting shared challenges in self-perception and relationship dynamics.

Women with histories of sexual trauma report more frequent Duty Sex, lower sexual satisfaction, and higher sexual pain. These patterns persisted even after accounting for sexual dysfunction.

New research examines men’s perceptions of female genitals, offering fresh insights into what heterosexual men value most.

How many people fake orgasms—and what makes them stop? A groundbreaking study explores this intimate behavior.

The female orgasm remains a complex and underexplored phenomenon, closely tied to well-being and relationship satisfaction. A new study investigates whether the way women perceive and connect with their own bodily sensations might hold the key to more fulfilling…

The size of your 'lady bean' may be key to sexual function after surgery









It has been called 'hard to find',  but it seems once again the world has underappreciated the importance

A new study finds that when women feel objectified by their partner, they report fewer orgasms and greater emotional labor in sex.

Results found that 70% of participants reported perceived impacts of psychedelic experiences on their sexuality and/or sexual experiences, with 65% mentioning short-term effects and nearly 53% reporting long-term effects.

A Finnish study finds that people who consent to unwanted sex may feel closer to their partners—or more distressed—depending on motivations, communication, and past coercion. The findings offer insights into navigating sexual desire mismatches in relationships.

Faking orgasm may be more about emotional regulation than deception. Researchers found that women who struggle to accept or understand their emotions, or who use sex to manage anxiety or avoid conflict, are more likely to fake orgasms.

How much women know about their anatomy impacts their solitary sexual behavior.

Need for abstinence before fertility treatment questioned as study finds sperm deteriorates as it stays in body

Viewing intimacy as a deeply spiritual or sacred experience is strongly linked to higher sexual satisfaction, especially for women. A new psychological study maps out the specific bedroom habits—like mindfulness and communication—that form the bridge between…