All About Sex

In our culture, men are assumed to be obsessed with women's breasts. Men's obsession is reflected in the huge vocabulary men use when discussing them: tits, boobs, jugs, hooters, melons, globes, knobs, headlights, mammaries, ta-ta's, chest toys, fun bags, the girls, etc. In addition, ask any waitress: Low-cut tops with visible cleavage means better tips. Read More

Not long ago, a survey reported in the New York Times magazine asked married couples: "As long as you're sexually faithful to your spouse, do you think it's okay to fantasize having sex with someone else?" More respondents said no than yes--48% no, 46% yes, with 6% declining to answer. Read More

Friends with benefits (FWB) describes couples who are more than friends but less than committed lovers. They're friends who, now and then, also have sex. They're not deeply involved and remain free to date others. But they value the friendship, feel mutual affection, and sometimes make love. Read More

Hard economic times produce stress, and stress contributes to sex and relationship problems. It also reduces the number of people who can afford professional sex therapy. The good news is that if you have sexual issues but feel financially pinched, there's a decent chance that a self-help book might resolve things. Read More