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• Q&A: Pulling Out During Sex: Does Pre-Cum Pose a Pregnancy Risk?

  

  The withdrawal method probably works very well for men who can routinely and reliably control the timing of their ejaculate.

• Would You Have Sex With Someone Who Refused To Get Tested (STIs)?

  

  Would you have sex with someone who does not know their sexual health status? What about someone who refuses to get tested for sexually transmitted infections?

• Q&A: What Can I Do To Get Pregnant?

  

  Couples sometimes find it helpful to start tracking the timing of a woman’s ovulation so that they know when she is most likely to become pregnant.

• Q&A: I Have Never Experienced Orgasm. What Do You Suggest I Do?

  

  With time, patience and practice, most women are able to learn to orgasm so the chances that you will, too, are certainly in your favor.

• Kinsey Institute Study Finds No Universal Definition of “Had Sex”

  

  A new study by researchers at the Kinsey Institute has added more evidence that Americans do not share one, universal meaning of sex.

• Q&A: Premature Ejaculation In Sex: Is It Because I Masturbate?

  

  Certain masturbation exercises might actually help you to learn to last longer during sexual intercourse.

• A Little Pink Pill? Medicalizing Women’s Sexuality

  

  Women's sexual response is one of the latest things to be medicalized by the pharmaceutical industry...find out what this is doing to women's sexuality.

• Q&A: Can I Get Pregnant If A Guy Pulls Out Before He Ejaculates?

  

  Even if he squeezed what he thought was the rest of his semen out of his penis, he may still have some semen further down his urethra.

• Evidence That Sexual Orientation Is Not Synonymous With Identity

  

  A recent study reveals same-sex sexuality is not uncommon among young people who identify as heterosexual.

• Q&A: How Legitimate Is Sex Addiction?

  

  Some researchers feel that there is a gray line between describing something as an “addiction” versus a bad habit.

• Q&A: Could I Be Pregnant From Dry Sex With Underwear On?

  

  If you were wearing underwear, your chances of becoming pregnant from dry sex – also called dry humping – border on “low to no chance.”

• Casual Sex And Hooking Up Do Not Cause Psychological Harm

  

  Researchers have finally answered the question, "does casual sex and hooking up cause psychological harm?" No, it doesn't!

• Q&A: Could Condoms Help Delay My Ejaculation During Sex?

  

  Condoms that are marketed to help men last longer often contain a gel inside the condom that has benzocaine as an active ingredient.

• Q&A: Why Don’t I Get Turned On When My Husband Rubs My Clitoris?

  

  How does it feel when your husband touches your breasts or inner thighs? How do you feel when you touch him on different parts of his body?

• Majority Of Swedish Young Women Report Fluid Sexualities

  

  According to one online survey in Sweden, the majority of young women report being attracted to both women and men.

• Q&A: Why Does My Girlfriend Feel Bad After We Have Sex?

  

  People may experience many different emotions in connection with sexual expression and for any number of reasons.

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