From the Diagnosis Dictionary

Sex

Sex is the most profound and intimate way to express your love for someone. Different people enjoy and pursue sex in different forms—as the pioneering sex researcher Alfred Kinsey put it, the only universal in human sexuality is variability itself. But within the universe of intimacy and pleasure that sex affords is a lot of room for error. Most people are affected by sexual problems at some point in their lives.

Sex Tests

Sensuality

Are you attuned to all five senses?

Sex Personality Test

Are you sexually creative and adventurous?

The Latest on Sex

The 10 Weirdest Sexual Fetishes by Guest Blogger

You married him but you're not in love with him by Linda Young, Ph.D.

Here, again, are the five best reasons to hate Twilight. by Regina Barreca, Ph.D.

Infatuation with Teenage Flesh by Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D.

Spanish schools teach responsible sexual behavior, despite Catholic pressure. by Christopher Ryan

Dr. Drew's "Sex Rehab" features Passive Aggressive Behavior by Signe Whitson, L.S.W.

Amount Spent on Engagement Ring Depends on Quality of Mates. by Gad Saad, Ph.D.

Narrow seats, major problems. by Michael Castleman

Too many women and men are caught in Cycles of Dread. Here's your way out. by Debby Herbenick, Ph.D., M.P.H.

When schools block involvement of BGLQT students – what’s at stake? by Elizabeth Meyer, Ph.D.

Sex Blogs

All About Sex
The best sex ever.
By Michael Castleman
As You Like It
The Latest on Sex
By Paul Joannides
Getting Laid Over 60
Finding Meaning and Sexual Satisfaction in Later Life
By Harry K. Wexler, Ph.D.
Great Sex
Healthier, happier living through more fulfilling sex
By Steven Lamm
Out of the Ordinary
The latest insights into sexploration, alternative relationships, and different ways of loving.
By JS
Sex at Dawn
Exploring the evolutionary origins of modern sexuality.
By Christopher Ryan
The Pleasures of Sex
How the science of sex can lead to more pleasurable sex.
By Debby Herbenick, Ph.D., M.P.H.
The Sexual Continuum
Discussing all things related to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) health and development: from the biology of sexual orientation to talking to your family about sexuality to the pros and cons of the Internet in our romantic lives.
By Dr. Brian Mustanski
What's Your Sexual Style?
How a couple can share desire, pleasure, and satisfaction.
By Barry W. McCarthy, Ph.D.