Erotic Plasticity: How Social and Cultural Factors Influence Sexual Desire
Sexual desire refers to an individual's psychological state that drives them towards seeking physical intimacy with...
In many cultures around the world, there exist societal expectations for what constitutes appropriate sexual behavior during intercourse. These expectations vary from culture to culture but generally...
The concept of sexual scripts was developed by psychologists to explain how individuals learn about what is considered appropriate behavior during sexual interactions based on their culture and...
The "orgasm gap" is a term used to describe the disparity in the likelihood of achieving an orgasm during sexual encounters between male and female partners. According to recent studies, heterosexual...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's enduring emotional, romantic, physical, and/or sexual attraction toward others. It is often classified into three main categories: heterosexual,...
There has been significant research conducted to determine how long the average intercourse lasts for people worldwide. Various studies have reported that the average time for sexual intercourse...
Sexuality is a spectrum. In recent years, researchers have identified different ways to conceptualize it. One of these is fluidity. Sexual fluidity refers to how desire can shift and evolve...
Sex is an activity that involves physical contact between two or more people. When it comes to sex, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Everyone has different preferences and desires when it...
Collaborations between sexual health experts and Lusty Wives are an integral part of the magazine's commitment to providing comprehensive resources on sexual wellness and education. These...
Encouraged Creative Role Reversals
Taboo often featured reversals of expected power dynamics—female tops with male subs, age-inverting roles, or non-traditional authority figures—challenging...