This January, researchers at Imperial College London announced that the hormone kisspeptin can enhance activity in brain regions associated with sexual arousal and romantic love. In placebo-controlled trials, 29 healthy young men were injected with kisspeptin and their brains scanned using… Continue Reading
Are men always risk takers, while women play it safe? Is it true that women seek long-term relationships, while men want no-strings ready sex? Do these generalizations even make sense, evolutionarily? In Testosterone Rex: Myths of Sex, Science, and Society,… Continue Reading
The Astroglide website tells us: “Few things are as shrouded in mystery as lesbian sex. In our culture, so much of the information and imagery that we encounter regarding sex is focused around male desire which can make it hard… Continue Reading
A recent study in Archives of Sexual Behavior found that only 65 percent of straight women orgasmed every time they were sexually intimate over the past month, compared with 95 percent of straight men. Since most women find it easier to… Continue Reading
“Our society has a rich history of loving romantic movies where regular people fuck vampires, ghosts and werewolves,” says Rosebud Baker in Elite Daily. She goes on to define what she considers to be sex magick, adding commentary and tips from authors… Continue Reading
It’s not uncommon that friends become lovers. Indeed, many life partners refer to each other as best friends. But is it possible to maintain a “friends with benefits” relationship without emotional damage? Cosmopolitan says yes. How to Pull Off Friends… Continue Reading
In February, Playboy Chief Creative Officer Cooper Hefner announced that the magazine is making a return to nudity. As Thelemites continue to fight against repression and superstition, this seems particularly relevant. Indeed, Aleister Crowley himself said,* “The sexual nature of a… Continue Reading
LendEdu, a consumer finance comparison site, asked over 3,800 young people ages 18 to 22 if they used Tinder — 72% of them said they did. When asked why, more than 44% of the users said they were swiping for “confidence-boosting procrastination,”… Continue Reading
“It’s a common misconception that gender identity and sexual orientation are connected,” reports CBS News. “If someone is transgender, for example, many people automatically assume that they must also be gay. That, however, is not the case. Gender and sexuality… Continue Reading
It’s generally known that women orgasm less than men. A new study of 52,000 adults in the Archives of Sexual Behavior suggests orgasming isn’t an issue of gender—male vs. female, he vs. she—but an issue of sexuality. The researchers highlighted… Continue Reading