Browsing: Sex

Sex and food have always been linked, and no more so than when it comes to aphrodisiacs. Sex counselor Suzie Hayman looks at which foods can get you in the mood for love and how to make the preparation of a meal fun and sexy too.

Whether you intend to have sex in the bedroom, on the living room floor or on the dining room table, preparing the room in advance can enhance the experience. Psychosexual therapist Paula Hall looks at the best ways to set the scene and help you relax.

If you feel that sex tends to follow a pattern that fulfills your partner’s desires rather than your own, it’s time to pluck up the courage and tell them what you’d like. Sex counselor Suzie Hayman has some tips to take the embarrassment out of voicing your desires.

What is sex therapy and what sort of problems do therapists deal with? Find out what sort of people go to sex therapy and how does it work.

What are the reasons to find time for sex? Importance of spontaneity in sex. Tips for talking, taking turns, and why quality not quantity should count

What makes oral sex so appealing and what are the most common fears about it? What are the names for oral sex and how to talk about it. Learn what not to do and what to do if you feel embarrassed about oral sex

Is sexual fantasy a useful way to enhance relationships and build intimacy or the last resort of the lonely and desperate? Psychosexual therapist Paula Hall examines why people fantasize and the safest ways to explore these desires.

What is the G-spot, where is it and what to do with it? Learn about female ejaculation of feeling of the g-spot during intercourse

Is sex better when you’re in love? And why casual sex can be attractive. Read also about sex in a long-term relationship

Why practice safe sex? And discover the precautions you need to know for greater sex safety.