Sexual orientation refers to an individual's emotional, romantic, and sexual attraction toward people of specific genders. It can be influenced by various factors, including biological,...
Sexual orientation exists on a spectrum, and fluidity can occur over a person's lifetime.
The existence of sexual orientation is widely accepted among scientists and researchers. It is believed...
Your brain and body are designed to respond to sexual stimulation, and this response is influenced by your unique biology and experiences. It's also true that watching your partner enjoy themselves...
Pheromones are chemical signals produced by animals to communicate with others of their species. These messages can be used for various purposes, including marking territory, attracting mates, and...
One theory of kissing suggests that it evolved to exchange biological signals about compatibility. This theory proposes that kissing was an important way for early humans to assess potential mates...
Studies show that women are more likely than men to describe sex as emotional. This may be due to societal norms regarding gender roles and expectations for women to prioritize their...
Male and female genitalia are both derived from the same reproductive tissues, which begins to form around week four of pregnancy. At this stage, the fetus has already been implanted into the uterus...
Spontaneous desire refers to the sudden urge for sexual activity that comes on suddenly without any prior planning or stimulation. This type of desire can be initiated at any time and in any place,...
Gender roles affect how people perceive and express desire — shaped more by culture than biology.
People are born either male or female based on their physical characteristics such as reproductive...
Eye-tracking studies show men and women look at different areas of erotic images — men focus more on genitals; women on faces.
Men's eyes are attracted to genitalia, while women tend to...