By Richard Wagner
Nothing gets my goat like some know-it-all jerk who decides to muck around with the sensitivities of impressionable young women.
Here’s 22-year-old Elyse. She’s got one of those guys in her life…
Aug 052011
Jul 252011
and the Mostly-Monogamous Conundrum that Affects Us All
By T.M. Bernard
Medically speaking, we all knew it was bound to happen; new strains of gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted bacterial infection, have developed that are non-responsive to antibiotic treatment.
Jul 182011
By Indigo
“Let me show you how strong you are.”
This comes from Sara every time we prepare for a play event and every time, I’m intrigued, frightened and nervous for the play that is yet to come.
Jun 062011
The Evolution of a Kinky Relationship
By Indigo
There comes a time in a long term kinky relationship when a couple’s hard limits begin to change. After being with my partner for as long as I have, I’ve started to realize that we’ve tried a lot
Jun 012011
By Richard Wagner, PhD
Last time, in Part 1 of this series on sex and the aging male, we discussed andropause from a male perspective. This time, as I promised, we learn about Andropause from a female partner’s perspective
May 282011
By Viola
So, sweet heterosexual stranger, remember that time when you started noticing the opposite sex, and one day you were taken aback by the tingly feeling in your pants?
May 192011
By Sarah Sloane
Dear Sarah,
My problem isn’t so much about getting into a relationship, it’s about staying away from one! I am somewhat experienced in the BDSM scene, but I realized I’m having trouble saying no to people for play and sex…
May 112011
By C.K. Persons
“Father what a waste” was a phrase used to describe a graduate school friend. Celibacy makes little sense to most people, but this description of my friend came from numerous budding theologians at a Catholic University!
Apr 252011
By T.M. Bernard
The study of sexuality really is the domain of slightly nerdy types who love science, neurobiology and consciousness especially. And while we still have much to learn about how our brains operate and respond when in love…
Apr 162011
By DNGG
If you want to know what’s important to a culture, check out the institutions that form their cultural and national identity. Look to their museums, monuments, archives, and educational centers for clues. Search out the places and products that claim to enshrine the nation’s collective memories and you will discover what that society places value on.