We're planning missions to Mars, but nobody's talking about what happens to sex in space...and the science is wilder than you'd think.
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More sex doesn't always mean better sex. Here's what the research actually says about frequency and satisfaction in long-term relationships.
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If you’ve ever wondered whether watching porn alone counts as “cheating,” you’re not alone. My latest Psychology Today blog post explores what this question reveals about our collective anxieties around desire, boundaries, and trust.
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Bringing up your desires in bed can feel risky, but it doesn’t have to kill the mood. My latest Psychology Today blog post explores research-backed ways to communicate what you want in a way that feels natural, sexy, and fun.
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My latest Psychology Today blog post explores why couples stop having sex and what that does (or doesn’t) mean for a relationship.
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Is sexting saving or sabotaging your relationship? Read about the emotional and relational stakes of sending nudes and spicy texts—when it works, when it doesn’t, and why it matters.
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With celibacy on the rise, you might be wondering: Is a sex break right for me? Here’s what to consider before hitting pause on your intimate life.
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Curious about the nuances of sexual orientation and flexibility? Check out my latest article, "Are You Heteroflexible?" where I explore the concept of heteroflexibility and what it means for our understanding of sexuality.
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Intimacy is important, but how do we cultivate it? Discover the seven types of intimacy that can deepen your relationships in my latest blog post on Psychology Today.
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Sex is an integral part of most relationships, but how much is enough?
My latest Psychology Today blog post explores research investigating trends among sexually satisfied couples to determine whether an optimal frequency exists.
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In a relationship, actions speak louder than words.
For many women, struggles with body image can lead to significant distress. New research suggests that experiencing affectionate touch from a partner can play a crucial role in mitigating these issues.
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Ever wondered how sites like Pornhub stack up against tech giants like TikTok, Netflix, or Amazon? You might be surprised by the numbers.
My article for @PsychToday unpacks insights from the latest studies.
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It’s no secret that poor body image severely limits our ability to enjoy sex.
My latest Psychology Today article explores the intricate ties between body image, sexual wellness, and relationship satisfaction.
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Multiple orgasms. We just can’t get enough of them.
A worthy sex goal or imaginary lore? My latest Psychology Today article reveals the truth!
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@DrDavidLey Interesting question! I think it has to do with underlying anxiety, anger or depression that gets triggered for some people when they drink. I think it can be trait or state depending on the person and/or what they’re going through. This is just my hunch.
Today, 1 in 20 Americans are in a consensually non-monogamous relationship. Despite its growing popularity, people who practice CNM often feel stigmatized–largely due to misconceptions.
My latest Psychology Today article seperates fact from fiction!
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Midlife doesn't have to be accompanied by a decrease in sexual desire.
Discover the one factor that can actually increase a woman's libido during this stage of life in my latest article for Psychology Today.
https://t.co/wan2jFsIzG