There’s a war on porn taking place right now.
A growing chorus is claiming that porn is addictive, that it promotes misogyny and sexual violence, that it leads to riskier sex, and that it's creating an epidemic of erectile dysfunction and destroying relationships.
These are just some of the many reasons the state of Utah recently went so far as to formally declare porn to be a “public health crisis.”
Is porn really such a destructive force, though?
It’s difficult to come to that conclusion when you actually look at what the research says.
Showing posts with label Sex and Relationship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sex and Relationship. Show all posts
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7 Secrets of Female Masturbation
Your recipe for masturbation is pretty simple: A bottle of lube, an open Xtube browser, and a five-finger grip deliver results in no time flat. But women’s solo sessions are a bit more complicated.
They can’t do it wherever they want, they don’t always care about reaching orgasm, and they definitely aren’t flipping through Fifty Shades as much as you’d imagine. So how do women masturbate? Read on to discover the secrets of what happens behind closed doors.
They can’t do it wherever they want, they don’t always care about reaching orgasm, and they definitely aren’t flipping through Fifty Shades as much as you’d imagine. So how do women masturbate? Read on to discover the secrets of what happens behind closed doors.
4 Steps to Resolve Any Fight with Her (and Get Straight to the Makeup Sex)
It’s not shared hobbies or amazing sex that make a relationship great—although those don’t hurt.
It’s how you and your partner fight, says Wendy Walsh, Ph.D., founder of relationship resource site AskALoveGuru.com.
“Conflict is normal,” Walsh says. If you can resolve spats before they turn into blowups, the friction can bring the two of you closer together rather than tear you apart.
Plus, sparring could save your life: A recent University of Michigan study finds that spouses who suppress their anger die earlier than those who argue regularly.
Here’s your plan to defuse any fight and get straight to the fun part: makeup sex.
It’s how you and your partner fight, says Wendy Walsh, Ph.D., founder of relationship resource site AskALoveGuru.com.
“Conflict is normal,” Walsh says. If you can resolve spats before they turn into blowups, the friction can bring the two of you closer together rather than tear you apart.
Plus, sparring could save your life: A recent University of Michigan study finds that spouses who suppress their anger die earlier than those who argue regularly.
Here’s your plan to defuse any fight and get straight to the fun part: makeup sex.
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