Twilight, and the art of foreplay.
Foreplay. Women traditionally complain they don’t get enough of it. Often this gets interpreted as being due to a woman’s needing more physical stimulation to
Stephen Snyder, MD
May 17, 2010
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Foreplay. Women traditionally complain they don’t get enough of it. Often this gets interpreted as being due to a woman’s needing more physical stimulation to
I’m tired of doctors telling patients “it’s all in your head,” a quick response to a problem because they do not know what to say
If I had a nickel every time a woman told me about her sexual situation with her husband and concluded with, “But it was never
A newspaper reported called last week to talk to me about this “new idea” of “coregasms.” Have you heard of them? They are all the
Mother’s Day is fast approaching. Moms not only get gifts from their children, but also their partners. A husband will try to find the perfect
Here’s an interesting article about a new sexy book with a twist. It’s been written and produced for the blind. ‘Tactical Mind’ is billing itself
Thanks to the Medical Center for Female Sexuality for inviting me to join in as a guest blogger. I’m excited to be sharing this page
Here’s a review of studies which suggests that the data show that the more porn is used, the fewer sex crimes are committed. It’s an
In Wisconsin, the DA warns sexual educators about what to teach. Talking to the youth of today about sexuality is extremely important. Sex sells everything
Here’s an article about an OB/GYN who sells sex toy in his office. He believes he’s the first OB/GYN to do so. Maybe he is.