Psychological factors, including stress and anxiety, can have significant effects on sexual function. According to research studies, there are several ways that these factors can influence sexual...
What is lubrication?
Lubrication refers to the production of natural fluids such as saliva, mucus, vaginal discharge, pre-ejaculate, and semen that help reduce friction during sexual activity. In...
Some people experience orgasm while dreaming — known as nocturnal orgasms or "wet dreams." This type of orgasm occurs during sleep and can be accompanied by ejaculation or vaginal lubrication. Wet...
Some people feel more aroused when they're slightly anxious - adrenaline boosts arousal.
Adrenaline is a hormone that is released into the bloodstream during times of stress, fear, or excitement....
Anxiety can cause problems with achieving an orgasm because it creates tension and fear in your mind that may make you think about the future rather than focus on the present moment. When this...
Scent is an important part of the human experience, and it can affect our moods and emotions in powerful ways. When it comes to romantic relationships, one study has shown that the smell of a...
Anxiety is one of the most common libido killers across all genders, and can lead to difficulty getting and maintaining erections, vaginal dryness, painful intercourse, low desire, or even fear of...
Stress is a common occurrence in modern life, and it can have negative effects on both physical and mental health. One particular area that has been studied extensively is the impact of stress on...
Sexual Psychology: The Dual Control Model of Arousal
How to use anatomy to achieve orgasm
The dual control model (Bancroft & Janssen, 2000) proposes that sexual arousal is governed by a balance...
Men Feel Pressure Too
Male sexuality is often portrayed as simple, It's not, Men feel pressure to always want, always perform, always satisfy, They deserve safe, shame-free, emotionally rich sex...