This week’s Sex in the News has some pretty interesting stuff… in addition to new booty-focused fitness classes, we’re talking a failed attempt at a “paint-job”, a bad case of ex-targeted revenge and a study all about sleep and sex! So read, enjoy and take a note from some of the lessons learnt this week in Sex in the News!
Wow, hard to believe another week has gone by already! This week on Sex in the News we’re hearing all about an eye-catching sex ed campaign, the relationship between low heart rates and low libidos and exploring some of the support for the SCOTUS decision by American companies. Sit back, relax and enjoy!
What’s been going in the world of sex related breakthroughs while you’ve been off living life? From intelligent sex dolls to gettin’ kinky in Cannes, we’re here to fill you in on everything you might have missed this week in Sex in the News!
The latest edition of Sex in the News brings you a smorgasbord of sexual trends and mishaps, including a free-lovin’ form of tax protest, safe sex advice from toilet seats, the latest celebrity sex tape smack down and the search for the prettiest vagina in the land! Sure, there’s a lot of news out there, but we found these stories the most titillating. Without further ado, here’s what you might have missed in sex this week…
This week we’ve got a lot of firsts: the first sex-tracking Apple technology, the first cock ring that cares about your sex life, the first mainstream crossover between Orthodoxy and sex toys, and the first porno ever to be filmed in outer space! Get geared up and find out what happened this week in Sex in the News..
What did you miss this week in sex in the news? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a weekly sex in the news round-up. Some of it’s informative, some of it’s funny, and some of it shows just how good folks are at getting themselves into trouble!
What did you miss this week in Sex in the News? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a weekly Sex in the News wrap-up!
High school is a complicated, confusing and crazy time of life. You’re stuck smack-dab in the middle of tween-hood and adulthood: you get some responsibility and freedom, but are still a slave to curfew and the word of parental law. Your opinions change faster than your outfits, and most of your priorities are arranged by what’s hot or not.
FEMALE RESIDENTS OF CHINA, HEED THIS WARNING! If you happen to be dating a charming, suave, perhaps a little penniless gentleman from Changsha with the surname Yuan, you might not be the only one! There’s an irresistible Lover-man cruising around Changsha and word on the street is he’s got AT LEAST 17 girlfriends! Avert your eyes from his lovelorn gaze! Avoid the mellifluous music of his flirts and pick-up lines! Beware all prospective new mates! There’s a big time cheater on the loose!
In a recent interview with NewScientist, A Psychologist in Massachusetts suggested the idea that sex drive does not actually exist. Her name is Emily (imagine that!) Nagoski and she is the director of Wellness Education at Smith College and has a PhD in health behavior.
Merriam-Webster defines a “drive” as
an urgent, basic, or instinctual need : a motivating physiological condition of an organism <a sexual drive>
of the word! It must exist! Dictionaries don’t lie, right? Nagoski’s reason for purporting such a seemingly obvious falsehood is that:
“a drive is a motivational system to deal with life-or-death issues, like hunger or being too cold. You’re not going to die if you don’t have sex.”
