Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar’s sex advice column. If you have questions about sex, send them to TrèsSugar, and our friend Dr. Charlie Glickman from Good Vibrations will offer his sound advice! »
Today’s question: I have a great new boyfriend and although it’s only been six months, we’ve really connected and I know what direction the relationship seems to be heading. The only »
By failing to acknowledge women as sexual, our prudish Victorian-era ancestors took part in something we would find shocking today: doctors essentially having sex with their patients. The medical community considered female sexual arousal a disorder that needed treatment. Symptoms of so-called “female hysteria” included anxiety, sexual fantasies, pelvic heaviness, and vaginal lubrication. They had the same remedy for such symptoms as we do »
A new study reveals sex complaints change with age. Most younger women, between 18-30, list not being able to orgasm as their number-one gripe, while women over 30 say it’s lack of desire. »
Desire seems like a prerequisite for an orgasm, so could it just be that older women have lower – or more realistic – expectations. Partially. Only 30 percent of women »
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar’s sex advice column. If you have questions about sex, send them to TrèsSugar, and our friend Dr. Charlie Glickman from Good Vibrations will offer his sound advice! »
Today’s question: »
“When I have sex with my boyfriend, he usually asks for some foreplay to get him going. I’m curious: do men need foreplay as much as women do? Does it »
Sex shop Christian Love Toys is, of course, for marital bliss only, but what if a married couple finds its bliss is porn? Then they’re politely, if judgmentally, asked to leave. Maybe try secular sex stores, which “sell a plethora of pornographic and inappropriate products. Inappropriate like anal beads marketed as “feather ticklers”? Nope. Those are allowed. »
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It’s laddy day on Très! Earlier we talked about what makes a city a good place for a man to live, and now it’s a sad marketing ploy by Belgian men’s mag Ché. This month it celebrates 10 years in print by indulging men in what it’s pinning as a universal male fantasy: getting a blow job from the babysitter. »
»In this ad, »
Daydreaming about your big day does not require a fiancé. Many of us have imagined how we would plan our theoretical weddings, and once we start going to the weddings of our friends and family, it’s hard not to prematurely decide what we’d like, and what we wouldn’t like, at our own. »
While many of these fantasy details might change depending on the circumstances of the »
Here’s a creepy thought: guys have discovered Facebook as a renewable resource of photos for their viewing pleasure. According to one reporter’s casual research, some men have ditched online porn, instead choosing to check out Facebook pictures of ordinary women that they’re often attracted to in real life. »
You can go update your privacy settings now. I’ll wait. . . . While the idea »
