Everyone knows married life means less sex, right? Here's how often couples are really doing it — and how often you should be doing it to keep the spark.
For all the pep coffee gives us in the moments we need it most, it may be doing the exact opposite when we want to spend quality time with someone special.
When choosing a sex therapist – a counselor who helps resolve difficulties surrounding your sexuality and relationships – you should be asking these questions.
Needing to sleep after sex is an incredibly common response. This is what it really means when you get tired after sex and why you might want to embrace it.
The best time of day to have sex isn't what you think. According to experts, the hormones in our bodies dictate when it's best to have sex during the day. While many swear by morning sex, it turns out that this is the exact time of day that it's optimal to have sex.
We are well aware that getting enough sleep is key to a healthy life. We just didn't realize how getting enough sleep was so important for a healthy sex life.
If you needed another reason to take up pilates, according to the experts, it can have huge benefits for your sex life. The unexpected benefit pilates has on your sex life includes the strengthening of your core and pelvic floor muscles.
If you need another reason to get down and dirty with your lover, you're in luck. It turns out that a romp in the hay burns a surprising number of calories.
As anyone who's seen 50 Shades of Grey can tell you, a blindfold that masks your sense of sight can go a long way toward heightening anticipation for the evening's activities. Conversely, the opposite approach works best for your sense of smell.
Most people assume that there are two zones when it comes to relationships: the friend zone and the romantic zone. Well, there are actually three relationship zones. There's the friend zone, the romantic zone, and the sexual zone. All three of these zones can overlap... but sometimes, they don't.