Sexual fantasies about other people are common in many relationships; however, new research suggests the impact may be different depending on how sexually satisfied we already are.
Sexual fantasies about other people are common in many relationships; however, new research suggests the impact may be different depending on how sexually satisfied we already are.
Charismatic people tend to report higher desire and sexual satisfaction in their romantic relationships; a new study suggests there may be a key reason why.
Charismatic people tend to report higher desire and sexual satisfaction in their romantic relationships; a new study suggests there may be a key reason why.
Individuals with agency, and time to consider what "sex" will include, are most likely to experience sexual pleasure during their first sexual experience.
Individuals with agency, and time to consider what "sex" will include, are most likely to experience sexual pleasure during their first sexual experience.
New research finds that holding "sexual growth beliefs" is associated with higher levels of sexual desire, even among women with clinically low desire.
New research finds that holding "sexual growth beliefs" is associated with higher levels of sexual desire, even among women with clinically low desire.
Looking for more affectionate touch in your romantic relationship? New research suggests that perceived partner responsiveness may be a key ingredient.
Looking for more affectionate touch in your romantic relationship? New research suggests that perceived partner responsiveness may be a key ingredient.
Women with negative genital self-image are more likely to be distracted during sex and, in turn, experience less sexual pleasure. The good news? Mindfulness may help.
Women with negative genital self-image are more likely to be distracted during sex and, in turn, experience less sexual pleasure. The good news? Mindfulness may help.
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