So, what are love drugs?
Well, they’re not drugs like coke or MDMA.
However fabulous they might feel at the time, the effect isn’t quite as sexy when your nose caves in or your brain gets stuck on ‘seriously depressed’.
The real love drugs are what our bodies produce naturally when we’re attracted and aroused by someone.
Happy 2020 everyone! I hope it’s a brilliant year for all of you.
January is, of course, the perfect time to give that lacklustre sex life a dusting off.
Help inject new blood with these easy, playful suggestions.
Guess what? It won’t send you blind after all.
New US research suggests the guilt and stigma around masturbation is (finally) lessening.
Masturbation is now regarded as something most of us do, that’s not just harmless but has multiple health benefits.
Despite solo sex being the norm, most us still do it in private and tend not to discuss it around the water cooler at work.
Exact figures of how often and how we conduct our solo sex sessions are surprisingly sparse.
Which is why I was fascinated by this research (conducted by Bespoke Surgical) of more than 1000 American adults of various sexual orientations, experience, relationship status and genders.
Here’s what it uncovered.
I get asked a LOT of questions.
A lot of the same questions, actually!
Is my penis big enough? Why can’t I climax during intercourse? Is it normal to go off sex long-term?
Then there are the quirkier questions. Like these…
