Kinsey Confidential: Sexual Health Information from the Kinsey Institute

• Technologasm?! The Rise of Teledildonics and Adult Haptic Devices

  

  Enabling real-time, remote sex with unprecedented realism, if teledildonics are the future of cybersex, the future looks awesome.

• The Safety Dance: Sex Toy Safety for a New Generation

  

  What on earth are sex toys made of, and are they body safe? Burke Denning writes about the science of sex toy health and safety.

• 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: Do Women Experience Nocturnal ‘Erections’ Similar To Men’s?

  

  You may be surprised by some of what researchers know about sleep and sex. Starting in the 1960s, researchers began looking at genital arousal during sleep.

• Q&A: He Ejaculated In My Face. Could I Have An STD In My Eye?

  

  A variety of infections can be passed from semen to the eye including Chlamydia, pubic lice, gonorrhea and HIV.

• Q&A: He Masturbates In His Sleep And Says Another Person’s Name

  

  Some people experience sleep disorders that cause them to masturbate or attempt to have sex with other people, while they themselves are asleep.

• Q&A: Is It Unhealthy To Fantasize About My Ex When I Masturbate?

  

  You may have come to associate feelings of arousal with your ex. It’s not unusual, then, that when you masturbate, you think of your ex.

• Q&A: My Boyfriend Always Has An Erection, Masturbates Constantly

  

  It may be that your boyfriend has trained himself to come quickly during masturbation, creating a quick ejaculatory response.

• 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.

• 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.

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