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Walk THIS way!!

A new study appearing in the The Journal of Sexual Medicine contends that trained sexologists can infer a woman's ability to... more

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Woman Suffers Orgasm-Related Stroke -- WTF?

(WebMD) Sex triggered a life-threatening stroke in a healthy 35-year-old Illinois woman, her doctors report. Sex- and... more

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Put your sex-pertise to the test!

For example... Did you know that it taks about 13 minutes for the average woman to reach orgasm? Before you go full... more

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Orgasms made easy for women everywhere

It's something that most men boast about in the pub, but a new device claims to bring a woman to orgasm without once touching... more

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Half of Taiwan women fake orgasm, and growing tired of it

Half of Taiwan women fake orgasm so as not to hurt their husbands' egos but 30 per cent plan to speak up or seek divorce... more

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Voice-activated vibrator, 'faster, slower or harder...'

Yes girls all you gotta do is shout! According to the Sun, scientists have invented a vibrator that is set off by the sound of... more

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Yes oh yes, etc. It's National Orgasm Day

A national survey into the bedroom behaviour of British women has revealed that a shocking 46% percent never or rarely achieve... more

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Couple has sex for 101 days

"After Annie and Doug Brown set themselves the challenge to have sex for 101 consecutive days, Annie found herself worrying... more

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Lots of sex but few orgasms for the Chinese

Really strange results just in from the Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey this year: 78% of the Chinese have sex weekly, but only 24% were able to achieve an orgasm everytime they had sex. Any sexperts out there wanna tell us what insightful analysis one can make based on the above two statistics?

The Chinese might be top global performers when it comes to business, but during sex they appear to be struggling to reach their peak.

Couples from China and Hong Kong are the least likely to reach orgasm during sex, while the Italians and Spanish claim to have no problems climaxing, a global sex survey showed on Tuesday.

Less than a quarter -- 24 percent -- of those surveyed from China and Hong Kong were able to achieve an orgasm every time they had sex.

Italy, Spain and Mexico tied for top place, achieving orgasms 66 percent of the time, said the Durex Sexual Wellbeing survey, which polled 26,000 people in 26 countries.

The French, famous for their romantic overtures, came in at a middling 48 percent of the time -- the global average, the survey said.

Other Asian countries such as Japan and Singapore ranked poorly with those polled saying they only reached orgasm 27 percent and 36 percent of the time respectively.

Of those who manage to climax, the Japanese were the least satisfied with the intensity of the orgasm while Mexicans and Brazilians said they were the most satisfied.

Women climaxed less than men, with 32 percent saying they reached the peak every time they had sex, compared with 63 percent of men.

Factors that enhanced an orgasm included delaying climax, longer foreplay time and having a strong emotional relationship, the survey said.

The survey also found that while men preferred to orgasm with a partner, women achieved an orgasm more easily through masturbation.

"If you want to have an orgasm, it's important that you allow yourself to surrender to the good feelings you are experiencing," said Kevan Wylie, a sexual health expert, in a statement.
Really strange results just in from the Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey this year: 78% of the Chinese have sex weekly, but... more

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Top ten orgasmic foods to spice up your love life

Does your love life need a bit of energizing? Here are the top ten 100% natural foods for creating some real sizzle for romance:... more

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4 months ago

Massages with a "Happy Ending"

Call me naive, but I never really thought that things like this happened in real life. Movies, yes -- reality, no. I've... more

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Your G-spot will bring you closer to God

Sex In Crisis, a new book by Dagmar Herzog, explores how religious conservatives are hijacking liberal rhetoric - the idea that orgasms are actually rather good, for example - to preach ideas on sexuality that are anything BUT liberal.

According to Herzog, the conservative right are using the (literally) touchy feely language of sex-positivism to demonstrate how much they 'value' and 'respect' women, and acknowledge that sex is a vital (and maybe even fun!) part of relationships... as long as its not DIRTY AND SINFUL.

In conservative right-speak, "prostitution demeans the value of women" equals "so lets withdraw AIDS outreach efforts to prostitutes in developing countries, cos they shouldn't be doing it anyway."

Exploring your G-spot (with no-one but your husband, of course) will bring you closer to God according to evangelical sexologists (now there's a combination of words you weren't expecting to hear this morning).

And as long as you ONLY have sex within marriage, a lifetime of 'soulgasms' (ick) is yours for the taking.

Homosexuality can be cured by Christ (phew! I was tiring of my deviant attraction to women anyway) and best of all is the news that good wives who put out wherever, whenever (and whatever time of the month) will protect their husband's spiritual purity by preventing any 'need' for porn or masturbation.

She'll wear sexy lingerie and keep herself shaved and showered at all times, ready to *ahem* drop everything the moment her man wants some.

"Ellen", an ideal wife, explains, "[My husband's] purity is extremely important to me, so I try to meet his needs so that he goes out each day with his cup full. During the earlier years, with much energy going into childcare and with my monthly cycle, it was a lot more difficult for me to do that. There weren't too many 'ideal times' when everything was just right. But that's life, and I did it anyway."

So that's that. Man's satisfied, woman's satisfied, God's satisfied - and Jesus is coming again.

A happy outcome for us all, eh?
Sex In Crisis, a new book by Dagmar Herzog, explores how religious conservatives are hijacking liberal rhetoric - the idea that... more