Posted by Ian Kerner
We've all heard the adage: "Once a cheater, always a cheater." If your partner has been unfaithful, you're likely getting all sorts of advice from well-meaning friends and family.Much of that advice may involve ending your relationship. Yet it's possible -- and perhaps even beneficial -- to stay in a...
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Posted by Emily Nagoski
A useful way to think about the idea of sexual response is to break it into two concepts: arousal and arousability.Arousability refers to your trait levels of SIS and SES (dual control model). Our best understanding at this point is that sexual arousability works along the lines of intelligence, height...
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Posted by Margie Nichols
A couple of weeks ago, the Pink Therapy group in the UK made news by proclaiming 'GSD' - Gender and Sexual Diversities - as the new umbrella term for a community that seems to add letters by the season. Seriously, I've seen: LGBTQQIAA- lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex,...
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