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Q&A: Why Are Some Women Loud During Sex?

A recent research article suggested that one reason some women make noises during sex may be to enhance their partner’s arousal.
Q&A: Do Adult Men Have Wet Dreams?

We don’t know much about what makes wet dreams more or less frequent. Some men find they have fewer wet dreams when they have sex more often. Others don't.
Q&A: What Can I Do To Help My Partner Orgasm During Intercourse?

When it comes to sex, you may find it helpful to focus your mind on what you are experiencing rather than what you’re missing out on.
Q&A: I Don’t Know What Pleases Guys And I Lack Confidence In Bed

Talking to your partner about sex may help you to build confidence about sex in general. It’s okay to feel unsure about sex. He probably feels the same way!
Q&A: Death Grip During Masturbation – Will It Translate To Sex?

If you’d like to increase your chances of ejaculating from sex with a partner, consider varying your masturbation technique.
Q&A: I Suffer From Delayed Ejaculation When I Have Sex

Some men have difficulty ejaculating during vaginal intercourse or oral sex. Other men have difficulty ejaculating during all types of sexual stimulation.
Q&A: I Had Never Experienced Painful Sex Until Recently

For some women, sex is painful when they first start having it or if they jump into sex without much foreplay or chance for the vagina to become lubricated.
Q&A: I Am Scared Of Having Sex Because Of Pregnancy and Bleeding

You could consider masturbating using sex toys to help your vagina learn to stretch to accommodate a penis when you're ready to have intercourse.
Q&A: Why Do I Get So Wet When I’m Aroused? Can I Control This?

Vaginal lubrication comes through the vaginal walls, with the fluids having originally been part of the blood that flows to the genitals during sexual arousal.
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.”
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 Do Some Women Have Orgasms And Others Don’t?

Women who feel more positively about the way her genitals look, smell or taste may find it easier to orgasm.
Q&A: Do Condoms Cause My Girlfriend To Bleed During Sex?

Wearing a condom can add to the friction during sex. Sometimes this added friction is a welcome sensation; other times, it is not.
Q&A: I Can’t Have Penetrative Sex, Can I Still Get Pregnant?

In order to have the best chances of becoming pregnant, you will want to have your partner ejaculate at your vaginal opening in the days prior to ovulation.
Q&A: Do Condoms Reduce Vaginal Wetness?

As protective as condoms can be, they sometimes make sex feel more dry. Over time, the lubricant may not feel as though it is quite enough.
Q&A: Is There A Quick Way To Regain An Erection After Orgasm?

Men have what’s called a refractory period which is the time between one ejaculation and their ability to ejaculate again.