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Why people are drawn to kink, and what it can teach us about intimacy and control
Clinical psychologist Dr. Itamar Cohen was exposed to British kink culture through patients he treated in London, fell in love with it and began exploring himself and his relationship; he says kink can allow people to revisit unresolved childhood experiences, but stresses it can never replace therapy
Lori Stadtmauer
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05.16.26
How to get your sex life back after life gets in the way
Shutdown in sexual intimacy is common after stress, crisis, childbirth or relationship strain; rebuilding it requires understanding hidden reasons for distance while taking small, pressure-free steps toward closeness
Dr. Irit Kleiner Paz
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04.28.26
What makes vacation so good for intimacy
From hotel balconies to beaches, travel strips away stress and routine, reigniting desire; experts say novelty, dopamine and emotional freedom recreate early relationship chemistry, making intimacy stronger, bolder and far more frequent
Roy Elman
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04.13.26
Why sex gets boring over time and why we crave others, scientists explain the biology behind it
Researchers point to hormones and the 'Coolidge effect' as drivers of fading desire in long-term relationships, but say stress management and emotional connection can help couples sustain intimacy over time
Lori Stadtmauer
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04.09.26
Why we’re attracted to people who hurt us the most
From flirting with a waitress mid-date to constant demands for instant replies, many people find themselves with partners who push every button; Dr. Liraz Margalit says attachment patterns are to blame — and the cycle can be broken
Lori Stadmauer
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03.28.26
Why fear can trigger sexual desire, and what psychologists say about stress, war and arousal
A sexual therapist explains why fear and attraction can overlap, how stress and existential threat can intensify the need for intimacy, and why war can either heighten desire or shut it down
Maya Benita
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03.19.26
‘Babe, I’m going to be the Christian Dior of sex’: the Israeli founder turning lube into luxury
After an awkward online purchase sparked a revelation in Italy, entrepreneur Noam Ruimi set out to rebrand sexual wellness in Israel as premium beauty, facing gossip, Instagram bans and questions about her marriage along the way
Lori Stadmauer
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02.21.26
Should I tell him how many men I’ve slept with?
Growing ‘radical honesty’ trend urges couples to share everything without filters or privacy; does total transparency truly strengthen intimacy, or can it cross personal boundaries and fuel insecurity instead?
Lori Stadmauer
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02.20.26
Considering relocation? It can affect your sex life
Sex therapist and digital nomad Shai Spitzen explains how relocating to another country can reshape intimacy, sexual dynamics and emotional closeness between partners
Maya Benita
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02.05.26
Equal partnership or traditional roles: What really fuels sexual desire?
Decades of research have examined whether equal sharing of housework boosts women’s sexual drive or dampens it; newer studies suggest the answer depends less on who cleans and more on who carries the mental load at home
Dr. Maayan Boiman Meshita
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02.01.26
Women who masturbate earlier in life experience more orgasms later on, study finds
Portuguese study of 469 women links masturbation habits to relationship status, religion and sexual satisfaction, while experts say early body awareness, better education and open discussion are key to healthier sexuality and less stigma later in life
Lori Stadtmauer
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01.31.26
'In a conservative society, pain becomes part of sex—it shouldn't be'
Gloria Borsha, a sex counselor in the Arab community, says many couples seek help for conditions like vaginismus and pain during penetration, rooted in conservative norms where silence around sexuality breeds stigma and internalized shame
Lori Stadtmauer
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01.20.26
Forget what porn taught you, this is what women really want in bed
Yoni massage, an ancient tantric technique, helps women connect with their bodies through gentle, mindful touch; Limor Bendel guides readers in offering this intimate practice with sensitivity and attunement
Lori Stadtmauer
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01.19.26
Why does a straight man using a vibrator make people so uncomfortable?
While women who use vibrators are often seen as sexually empowered, straight men who use sex toys are still viewed as strange or lonely; a new Canadian study explores why disgust and stigma shape attitudes toward male pleasure
Lori Stadtmauer
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01.17.26
Sex inside an MRI: the experiment that changed how medicine understands the human body
In the early 1990s, a couple agreed to have sex inside an MRI scanner, producing real-time images that overturned centuries of anatomical assumptions and sparked ethical debate that continues decades later
Eitan Gefen
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01.09.26
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