To start, less than half of states require it. We all remember our sex-ed class at school–that is, unless you blocked it out. You know the drill: the boys go to one room, the girls go to another, and we learned about each other’s changing bodies and how to put…

It’s all about decoding body language. It’s an age-old conundrum: Is that person really flirting with you or are they just naturally friendly and being nice to you? Misreading the signs can result in serious embarrassment — or at least hours spent texting your friends dissecting everything your crush said…

Here’s our maudern guide to giving good aural. Long-distance relationships can be tricky for many reasons, not least of which being that it can be difficult to keep the sexual spark alive. …

When your golden years aren’t all about the quick hook-up. Trying to find a connection with someone is potentially one of the hardest endeavors we take on as humans. …

How schools have taught the birds and bees, then and now. Sex Ed: For adolescents who aren’t getting the “birds and bees” talk directly from an adult at home, it’s long been the first place where they get their first introduction to the the ins and outs of their sexual…

Lust & lunar cycles, explained. You could be forgiven for assuming that most folks who align their sex lives with the lunar stages are also the sorts of people who brew bathtub gin and converse with rocks. It’s no secret that we tend to associate a firm focus on the…

Monogamy isn’t for everyone. And while polyamory has always existed, for many people, consensual non-monogamy in relationships is becoming more common (about 1 in 5 people in the US partake in it). But here’s what’s interesting — even if it isn’t your thing, there are actually quite a few lessons…

A lot of sex is had in cars. A lot. Particularly in the US — Americans seemingly can’t get enough of making the beast with two backs in the thing with four wheels. But exactly how common is it? And why? One survey of over 1,000 Americans found 84.4% had…

Exploring the art of sexercise. Ok, technically sex is cardio. There’s no arguing that the sweating, the bending, and the bouncing aren’t a) burning calories and b) building muscle. That said, for those of us who aren’t pro athletes, even in the throes of passion, we can all get a…