July 11, 2011
- 6:00 pm
By CC Staff

How to look chic at theme parks
Who’s in Dumbledore’s army
Is your sex drive hurting your relationship?
Rupert Grint kisses and tells
Amazing cat gifs
Does it pay to go tan?
How to dress down your work wear
Would you wear these weird stockings?
Rebecca Black is releasing a new single
May 3, 2011
- 3:30 pm
By Leah - Ryerson University

Men are from Mars and women are from Venus. I’m sure you’ve heard this phrase and a million others about how different men and women are. There are so many differences that we rely on our favorite dudes to help us analyze boy situations and constantly debate the difference between the sexes in terms of love, sex and relationships. But the differences don’t just stop there. According to new research, men and women also differ in how they indulge their sexual curiosity.
Ogi Ogas and Sam Gaddam have been analyzing billions of web searches and found that women are more likely to seek out character-driven stories rather than explicitly visual scenes of sexual activity. Unlike men who need nothing more than a short porn clip (or a hot girl modeling a bra in a Victoria’s Secret catalog) to get aroused, women require more of a story – and an emotional connection – to be stimulated. Proof: women account for 90 percent of sales for the romance novel industry but only two percent of porn site subscriptions.
But why? Read More »
Tags: erotica, fan fiction, internet porn, men are from mars, porn, porn for women, pornography, romance, Sex, sex drive, sex in the news, sex study, web searches
March 10, 2011
- 9:00 am
By Ness
It’s easy enough to say that if you’re not sure if you’re having good sex, you’re not having it — but I’m not convinced that’s necessarily true. I have this theory that sex is a lot like your elementary school chemistry class (stay with me….): You have to put the right ingredients together in order to make that volcano explode, but as time goes on and you keep dumping in the baking soda, that explosion gets less and less fantastical.
The thing with sex is that you can’t always tell when it’s just a rut or when you’re sexually incompatible. I mean, at first glance they both look similar — lack of sex, frustration, etc. — but there are a few differences. So before you make any rash decisions, ask yourself: is the sex just getting boring (but fixable!) or are you and your partner sexually incompatible?
You might be incompatible if…
It’s never been great.
Pain and a lack of chemistry are a couple of good indicators that it’s more than just boring. It’s nearly impossible to enjoy sex if it’s painful (unless you’re into that), and sometimes an off-kilter penis-to-vagina ratio can cause more than a little discomfort. If you never went through a “honeymoon period” where the sex was incredible but eventually died off — or if that period was disappointingly short (I’m talking a week), then perhaps incompatibility is the issue, not a lack of excitement.
Read More »
Tags: bored during sex, boring sex, college boyfriend, college relationship, good sex, incompatible, long term relationship, sex drive, sexual incompatibility, sexual rut, sexy time, spice up sex life, spice up your sex life
August 5, 2010
- 9:00 am
By Ness

There are few things more frustrating than wanting to have sex and not being able to. While this sometimes can be self-inflicted (still not getting any, btw), this week we’re going to talk about low libido and the reasons that sometimes women just can’t get in the mood – no matter how hard they or their partners try.
This problem is much more common in women than it is in men (although it does happen in both sexes). While initially this might seem like a slight inconvenience but NBD, ladies that deal with this often feel alone and frustrated. We all think that we’re supposed to be sex machines, and when that just doesn’t happen, it results in a feeling of failure, and even depression. The inability to sustain a healthy sexual relationship can be a real downer if not handled by two people that have an understanding of what’s actually going on.
Of course, sometimes a person just doesn’t have a high sex drive, and that’s okay. Lack of libido only becomes a problem if it’s affecting you negatively or causing problems in your relationship. So are you supposed to grit your teeth and bare it, for the sake of being GGG and to make your partner happy? While this might work for a little while, eventually resentments can kick in and the whole “grin and bare it” thing won’t work anymore. Read More »
Tags: birth control, drugs and sex drive, health problems, low libido, lower libido, no sex, no sex drive, relationship, relationship issues, Sex, sex drive, sex machine, sexy time, stress and sex drive

Better start having babies, ladies!
Looks like women 27 and older are deemed “low fertility” by docs. The professionals also link this sudden decline to why late-twenty-somethings have an increased sex drive, frequent risqué dreams, and a higher willingness to partake in casual sex. Geez, and here I thought it was because of post-work Happy Hour.
Would you trade your successful career to have the family you want? If you answered yes, you’ve got a lot in common with one blogger. Luckily, our favorite celebs have found a way to balance kids and careers. Here are the pics to prove nannies don’t do all the work!
Tags: career mom, career or babies, college, college blog, college life, fertility, having babies, increased sex drive, lady news, pregnant, sex drive
September 17, 2009
- 2:00 pm
By CC Staff

Q: So, I’ve had a boyfriend for over 6 months now. I really love him and find him sexy, but for some reason I have zero sex drive right now. I know it shouldn’t be a big deal, but I think he’s getting a little mad that I never want to do anything. I will sometimes hook up with him because I feel that I should want to and that maybe I’ll get more in the mood, but it’s never good. I’ve been on the same pill for 2 years, so I don’t think it’s that. Is there a reason why I have this change or any ideas on how to fix it?!
A: Sex drive in women is a complex beast. While men may need little more than a pretty smile to get them in the mood, most women require more. Factors that can contribute to decreased libido include (among others):
- Feeling tired or stressed
- Side effects from medications such as birth control pills/patch/ring or anti-depressants
- Feeling unsafe or unloved in your relationship
- Hormonal imbalance
- History of sexual abuse or trauma
- Chronic medical conditions, such as diabetes Read More »
Tags: birth control, boyfriend, decreased libido, doctor lissa rankin, erotic role playing, hormones, libido, lissa rankin, masturbate, masturbation, orgasm, porn, sex drive, sex toy
August 3, 2009
- 11:00 am
By Blair - Gettysburg College
Around 3:00 PM everyday I hit an energy low. I get restless, tired, and cranky. Naturally I’ll grab a latte to perk me up. But the caffeine fix really only lasts a few hours before I’m back where I started … falling asleep in an inappropriate place. Like my desk. In the middle of a class. That only has 6 people in it.
I’ve always known caffeine isn’t the best method to induce an energy boost, but I think it’s usually the easiest and most available choice. (Plus it’s an appetite suppressant, which satisfies the slightly calorie obsessed voice in my head.)
In an effort to make myself more nutritionally savvy and less lethargic, moody, or bitchy, I’ve uncovered which foods mend any state of mind and body. These foods are better for your bod and much more effective than the sugar/caffeine you usually turn to in your times of need.
Lacking Energy
Grab a handful of trail mix, and I’m not talking about the fattening, full-of-disgusting-preservatives kind. I mean, nuts and raisins. Nuts, like almonds, peanuts, and cashews stock the body with protein and magnesium which is important in metabolism, nerve function, and muscle function. All things we need to stay alert.
Feeling Fat
Ugh, I hate these moments and the last thing I’d ever want to do is eat. But research suggests you eat some lean meat. The protein fills you up and speeds your metabolism, which ultimately cuts cravings. High-protein diets have been proven to help build muscle and attack extra belly fat. Although I’m not sure I totally believe this one, I’m willing to give it a go. Read More »
Tags: caffeine, carbohydrates, chocolate, diet, eating healthy, eating right, eating well, energy boost, exercise, feeling fat, food cures, healthy, healthy eating, mood enhancement, post-workout meal, protein, sex drive
July 7, 2009
- 12:01 pm
By Melissa - GW

Maintaining a healthy diet and working out obviously has beneficial effects for our body and well-being. But need another reason to trade in the fries for some fruits and vegetables? Need extra motivation to get yourself to the gym?
Well, here you go: These things may also have an effect on our sex life.
And not in a “eating carrots means a hotter bod” sorta way. There are tons of healthy foods out there that actually pump up that libido of yours. And although most of us probably are at that age where we don’t exactly need an extra boost, we might as well take one anyways! Can’t have too much of a good thing, right? Read More »
Tags: aphrodisiac, asparagus, banana, basil, better orgasm, exercise, garlic, healthy living, libido, maca, natural sexual enhancement, orgasm, pilates, sex drive, sex life, sex positions, workout, yoga, yogasm
April 5, 2009
- 1:00 pm
By Vivian - Rutgers University
So we’ve debated whether or not we would date someone who weighed less than us (twice), but what about dating a guy with a lower sex drive?
The stereotype is that it’s always the guy who initiates sex and the girl who turns him down. Well, contrary to popular belief, not every college guy is looking for some sexy time. [Yes, these mythical beings do exist and, as luck would have it, I got stuck with one.] Seriously, my boyfriend has the nerve to call me a “hornball” for all my honest efforts to get him laid.
Case and point: Everyone knows that home movie nights are the best times to get a little groping action going on, but my attempts at playful fondling always end with a humiliating, “Why don’t you ever just want to cuddle and watch the movie?”
I do want to watch the movie, you idiot. It’s called multi-tasking.
I just don’t get it, it’s not like he’s gay. He’s not a prude either. We’ve done it in a public park, for goodness sakes (a story for another time). And he definitely isn’t saving himself – a little too late for that one, bucko. So I’m forced to chalk it up to a lower sex drive, which seriously sucks for me and my libido. Read More »
Tags: boyfriend, cuddle, gay, groping, hornball, libido, love, lust, relationship, Sex, sex drive, snuggle, stereotypes
August 13, 2008
- 4:30 pm
By Anonymous
[Disclaimer: The information presented in this post is the opinion of the author and CC does not promote the use of the drug without a prescription and for anything other than its prescribed use. You've been through DARE. You're old enough to make mature decisions regarding your health]
If you’re in college, chances are you’ve run across those infamous peach pills at some point. I’m talking about Adderall. These little orange suckers are everywhere, from the library to the lecture hall…to your local sketchy party.
Adderall is designed to be used as study tool for students diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, but you don’t need to have either diagnosis to feel the desired effects of this drug. It’s an amphetamine, so it enhances your attention span and wakes you up, thus helping you pull all-nighters during finals week and just have more stamina for academia in general.
Basically, it’s like Red Bull. On cocaine. With five iced lattes.
But, Adderall is not always used for it’s intended medical purpose (shocker!). These pills can also aid in weight loss, making it popular with girls looking for an easy way to shed the pounds. Not only that, but it’s used to help people party more effectively. Adderall keeps you awake and sharpens your mind, both allowing you to keep that party goin’ a little longer.
As a prescribed user of Adderall, I have used the drug for all of the above reasons. I’ve taken Adderall to help me write twenty pagers, to drop some of my winter weight, and to party. Read More »
Tags: ADD, adderall, ADHD, amphetamine, cocaine, crashing, Immune System, peach, popping pills, red bull, Seinfeld, sex drive, snorting, stimulant, study aid, studying, weight loss