• Sins Invalid – Where Sexuality, Disability, and Theater Meet in SF

  

  A review of a "Sins Invalid" performance - a theater troupe in San Francisco who focuses on the intersection between sexuality and disability.

• Q&A: Is There A Test I Can Take To Find Out If I’m Bisexual?

  

  There are a lot of people who identify as bisexual and who insist that their natural inclination is to be romantically and/or sexually attracted to both sexes.

• Love And Sex Among Youth With Intellectual Disabilities

  

  Lotta Löfgren-Mårtenson on understanding a new generation's possibilities and hindrances for sexuality and love

• A Few Reasons Why I Love Glee…

  

  With its dramatic storylines and relatable takes on sexuality, Bradley explains why he loves the new FOX series GLEE

• AIDS Walk New York & The KI: The Crisis Of Positive Change

  

  Kinsey Confidential welcomes Amanda Millis, guest blogger from AIDS Walk NY, who discusses why the AIDS epidemic is still a crisis.

• “Family” Webisodes Spotlight Polyamory

  

  A new online television show explores polyamory through an amusing look at the daily lives of one polyamorus triad (in this case, a woman dating two men).

• Male Circumcision & STI Prevention: A Link?

  

  More and more attention is focusing on the possibility of male circumcision as a risk reduction tool for HIV/AIDS but the research so far is inconclusive.

• British Study On “Aversion Therapy”: Why Does This Still Exist?

  

  New research shows that 4% of British health professionals would still attempt to change a client's sexual orientation. Natalie reacts (boo!).

• The Sexies: Silly Name, Serious Awards

  

  Natalie introduces a new kind of journalism award - The Sexies - given to journalists who write intelligently and fairly about issues around sexuality.

• University Sex Column Under Attack (Not Ours, Don’t Worry)

  

  A Montana university's sex column is under attack from other university faculty who think the column is inappropriate for the school newspaper

• Sexual Literacy… What Is That?

  Sexual literacy, a key component of a healthy sex life, is about knowing how to stay safe, how to have pleasure, and how sexuality influences your daily life.

• Playing Catch-Up On Sexuality News

  

  Playing catch up on sexuality news from the past week including a New York Times feature on George Platt Lynes and interviews by blogger Dr. Petra Boynton

• Q&A: Sex Dreams, Marital Infidelity and Cheating

  A male reader wonders if his wife's lesbian and extramarital sex fantasies mean that she wants to leave him or might cheat.

• Q&A: Sexual Communication: Talking About Virginity With Others

  A reader wonders if discussing one's virginity is socially acceptable or awkward. The answer - it depends.

• Can Sex And Religion Mix? A New Report Says They Should

  A recent report from the Religious Institute on Sexual Morality, Justice, and Healing deals with how sex and religion should interact and why.

• Looking Back At Sexuality Research To Find Its Future

  A new issue of the Journal of Bisexuality celebrates the 60th anniversary of the first Kinsey Report with an interview with Dr. Paul Gebhard.

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