Kinsey Confidential: Sexual Health Information from the Kinsey Institute

• Q&A Intensity Of G Spot Orgasms

  

  Female ejaculation – which some people call “squirting” – happens as a result of G Spot stimulation or other types of sexual stimulation to some women.

• Q&A: My Stamina Bothers My Sexual Partners

  

  We don’t know the ratio of women who want or need one orgasm to feel satisfied with sex compared to those who enjoy multiple orgasms, or even no orgasms.

• Q&A: HIV Positive & Having Trouble Achieving Orgasm

  

  A number of factors can influence men’s orgasm and ejaculation, including certain prescription and over the counter medications, depression, stress and anxiety.

• Q&A: I Orgasm With My Vibrator, Not When Someone Else Touches Me

  

  If you find it difficult to relax or let go with a partner, that may be getting in the way of greater sexual pleasure or ease of orgasm.

• 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 Get Wet And I Have Never Experienced Orgasm

  

  Vaginal lubrication is influenced by a number of factors, including characteristics of the woman herself as well as characteristics of the sexual event.

• Q&A: Clit Sensitivty During Sex, Mixture Between Pleasure And Pain

  

  The female clitoris is full of nerve endings and is consequently one of the most sensitive spots on a woman’s body.

• 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.

• What’s With Sexual Satisfaction, Anyway?

  

  As a sex researcher who studies the satisfaction side of sex, I've got reasons for why pleasure should be a priority.

• Q&A: Why Would Someone Call Out Another Person’s Name During Sex?

  

  People can accidentally call out the name of their most recent ex probably just because they are so used to saying that person’s name.

• Q&A: I Don’t Produce Semen When I Climax.

  

  Retrograde ejaculation is not harmful in and of itself. If sperm enter the bladder, they will come out the next time the man urinates.

• Never Too Old To Play With Toys: Adult Toys

  

  Life without toys is a bore but sex without toys is even more of a drab; a post about adding excitement.

• 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: How Can I Increase The Volume Of My Semen And Make It Squirt?

  

  While penis size questions remain common, over the past five years I’ve received an increasing number of questions from men about the volume of their semen.

• Q&A: I Have Never Experienced Orgasm. Is Something Wrong With Me?

  

  Women vary in how they experience orgasm. Some women feel that orgasm is a distinct event. Other women experience orgasms that are more mild.

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