Testosterone has been hailed as the male hormone since it was discovered in the early 1930s. It is associated with muscle mass, body hair growth, aggression, and competitiveness. But testosterone...
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...
Orgasms have been shown to increase levels of estrogen in females, which has various benefits for their physical and mental health. Estrogen is a hormone produced primarily by female reproductive...
Testosterone is one of the most important hormones for men and women, it helps to regulate many functions in the body such as muscle mass, bone density, libido, and mood. It also plays an important...
Women may unconsciously dress more provocatively when ovulating because this is their natural way of attracting mates. When a woman's body is fertile, her brain sends out signals that make her act...
Women Tend To Have More Frequent Sexual Fantasies Than Commonly Believed
Women are often thought of as less sexually active than men.
Studies suggest that women may actually have more frequent...
Emphasis on "Overabundance" as Fantasy
The notion of "overabundance" has been used in various contexts to describe something that is present in great abundance or quantity. In recent years, this...
Researchers have been fascinated for decades by the brain's role in sexual response and its implications for understanding variations in human sexual behavior.
Despite years of research, there is...
Kitsch Erotica in Mid-Century Kitchen Calendars
Pin-up imagery invaded domestic spaces via kitchen calendars—oval-shot models between cooking tips, these kitschy artifacts normalized erotic...
Sexual Scripts: Whose Fantasy Are You Living?
We all carry sexual scripts—unspoken ideas about how sex “should” unfold. First kiss, foreplay, penetration, orgasm—then sleep. These narratives are...