• 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: Young American Women: Only Ones Who Shave Their Pubic Area?

  

  A nice thing about pubic hair is that it can be removed with relative ease and it grows back in relatively quickly.

• 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: Is It Bad To Last Too Long While Masturbating?

  

  Watching porn can be highly arousing to some men. If you enjoy its role in your masturbation, that is not necessarily a bad thing.

• Q&A: If I Stop Masturbating, Will My Premature Ejaculations Stop?

  

  Masturbation is quite common and an excellent choice for safer sex and for learning about one’s own body.

• Q&A: Connection Between Sexual Abuse & Urge To Pee Before Sex?

  

  When women are touched on their clitoris or vagina, they sometimes feel as though they have to pee – even if they don’t.

• Q&A: Lambskin Condoms Vs. Latex Condoms

  Lambskin vs. latex in the great condom debate - this Kinsey Confidential explains why latex is better for sexual health and other options available.

• Q&A: Multiple Orgasms In Women – Developed Or Natural Ability?

  A male reader wonders if his girlfriend was born with the ability to have multiple orgasms or if someone could develop this ability.

• Q&A: Girlfriend Has No Feeling During Sex

  Dr. Debby answers questions about why a woman might have lessened sensation during vaginal intercourse.

• Q&A: Male Arousal And Erection Control

  A reader wonders why their boyfriend cannot control his erections when he sees an attractive woman.

• Q&A: My Girlfriend’s Vagina Becomes Sensitive After Orgasm

  Whenever I give my girlfriend and orgasm she always tells me to stop because her vagina becomes too sensitive to touch. Is this normal? Should we be concerned?

• Q&A: Change in Ease of Reaching Female Orgasm, Vaginal Sensitivity

  A female reader asks about having difficulty reaching orgasm when she never used to in the past. What could have caused her change in sensitivity?

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