Sex in the News: To Cuddle or to Sleep?
It’s late at night and you’ve just had sex. Assuming you’re not about to bolt from the room (or kick your partner to the curb) you’ve reached a cross road. Do I cuddle or do I roll over and go to sleep? Both have their own implications.
Sex in the News: Fantasies, Friend or Foe?
“Oh! Oh my God! I’m about to… Oh God, Gerard!”
OH. MY. GOD. Did I really just say that? Did I really just call my boyfriend of nine months Gerard Butler? What was I thinking?

Sex in the News: Sex on the Brain?
Have you ever tried to explain to your boyfriend how tragic Brad and Emily’s break up is or how freaking awesome this season’s wedges are when you realize… he isn’t listening to a word you are saying? Sure, he is looking right at you (and that’s a start), and he’s nodding and reacting, but you know, his mind is totally gone.
10 More Things You Should Know About Sex
Sex. We all know what it is and how it works, but by now we also know that there’s really a lot more to it than that. Sex is about relationships and emotions, and pleasure, and connections. But really, when is comes down to it sex is about knowledge. Knowing what you want. Knowing what you partner wants. And knowing exactly what you are getting into.
Sex in the News: What Turns Women On?
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.
Sex in the News: Spice Up Your Love Life
Oysters, chocolate, and ~~green M&Ms~~ chili. No, I’m not listing off ingredients for a (seemingly disgusting) recipe; I’m listing off well-known aphrodisiacs, AKA foods that allegedly get you in the mood to get freaky with yo bad self (and your partner). Well, get excited peeps, because there are a few new frisky foods to add to that list.
Sex in the News: Women Love the Uncertainty
According to a new study titled, “He Loves me, He Loves Me Not… Uncertainty Can Increase Romantic Attraction,” women are more attracted to men when they can’t tell how much the men like them.

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10 More Things You Should Know About Sex
So last time we ran a post like this, you ladies learned a lot about sex, even though you didn’t really think you needed to when you first clicked the link. 171 Facebook shares later, it was clear that you learned A LOT more than you expected. Even though we’re young, college girl living the college life, we don’t know sex like we think we do.
Spontaneous Sex: The Best Sex of All
Here’s a fun bit of information for all you “sex is way better when it’s with the one you love, blah, blah, blah” peeps.
Turns out, it’s not. And, no, I’m not just saying that. I’ve got some stats to back it up!
Big Ego, Small Junk, Big Problems
Since the dawn of time, man has dealt with an ego (the whole brain, really) that is directly linked to his junk. We all know that guys have issues with their…size, and use it as their defining trait when it comes to women. While this may illicit a giggle from the ladies who have had to deal with these silly boys, it turns out that this may not be a laughing matter.
One Tequila, Two Tequila, Three Tequila, Best Sex Ever [Poll]
It’s true what they say. Tequila really does make your clothes fall off. But a new study says that 50% of women actually prefer a tequila-induced night of passion rather than the regular, old Sober Sally encounter. Apparently, sober sex is so 1999.
Why Men Are Bumbling Idiots
I find Jude Law to be mind-numbingly attractive. There is no doubt in my mind that if I were ever to happen across him, I would be reduced to simple sentences and one-syllable words. But according to a new study, it’s Jude who has to worry about the mind-numbing affect when interacting with members of the opposite sex.

Move Over Condoms – There’s A New Birth Control In Town
Trojan, Durex, Lifestyles…watch out! A new study indicates that there is another method of birth control that may be almost as effective as condoms in preventing pregnancy. The best part is, it doesn’t require any pill, patch, or plastic; doesn’t include side effects of weight gain or nausea; and there’s no wasted rip’n’roll time.