Dreams have been described as dress rehearsals for real life, opportunities to gratify wishes, and a form of nocturnal therapy. A new theory aims to make sense of it all.
Emophilia is the tendency to fall in love quickly and often. New research finds that people with this trait tend to be more attracted to partners with toxic personalities.
How do you see yourself in your sexual fantasies? New research finds that most people change themselves in some way. These changes reveal something about us, and our culture.
A new Kinsey Institute study examining the impact of lockdowns and quarantines on our intimate lives finds that many people are reconnecting with former partners.
New Kinsey Institute research offers insight into how couples can get the spark back in their relationship—and keeping it going through the pandemic and beyond.
COVID-19 is affecting the amount of porn that’s being produced, the type of porn that’s coming out, what people are searching for on tube sites, and how much porn they're watching.
We aren’t experiencing as much sexual pleasure as we used to. How can we fix that? Sex therapist and neuroscientist Nan Wise shares her research insights.
At what age should parents have "the talk" with their kids? And what do parents need to know to successfully navigate this discussion? Here's a brief guide to get you started.
We have a tendency to believe that progress makes everything better, including sex; however, Chris Ryan's new book suggests that this line of thinking may be all wrong.
People with ADHD are more open to the idea of being in a consensually non-monogamous relationship. However, open relationships can be a double-edged sword for persons with ADHD.
Porn is more accessible to teens today than ever before. A new CNN docu-series explores the impact this is having on how they think about sex and approach relationships.
Is kink/BDSM a serious leisure activity, or is it an innate aspect of your sexuality? Could the answer be different for different people? New research sheds light on the subject.
Gupta traveled the world to learn what other cultures are doing differently. He explores how we can use that information to enhance our health in his new series.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta traveled the globe to learn what other cultures can teach us about living longer, happier lives and he documented his surprising insights in a new TV series.
Two psychologists share their advice on improving sexual communication and maintaining a great sex life. They also debunk one of the biggest myths about sex.
Psychologists have labeled many sex fantasies as "paraphilias" or unusual sexual interests. New research suggests that many paraphilias are more common than previously thought.
Group sex is one of the most popular sexual fantasies, but not everyone has equally good experiences acting on it. Research finds that both gender and sexual orientation matter.