• Q&A: What Can I Do To Get Pregnant?

  

  Couples sometimes find it helpful to start tracking the timing of a woman’s ovulation so that they know when she is most likely to become pregnant.

• 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.

• Q&A: Why Don’t I Get Turned On When My Husband Rubs My Clitoris?

  

  How does it feel when your husband touches your breasts or inner thighs? How do you feel when you touch him on different parts of his body?

• Majority Of Swedish Young Women Report Fluid Sexualities

  

  According to one online survey in Sweden, the majority of young women report being attracted to both women and men.

• Q&A: Why Does My Girlfriend Feel Bad After We Have Sex?

  

  People may experience many different emotions in connection with sexual expression and for any number of reasons.

• Q&A: Is It Normal To Fantasize About Having Sex With Random Women?

  

  In fantasy, you can explore sides of yourself without having to worry about what is politically correct or who is actually available to you in real life.

• 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: 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: My Clitoris And Vulva Are Fusing Together. Is This Okay?

  

  In this episode, Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a question about the vulva and clitoris appearing to fuse together into one.

• The G-Spot: Magic Or Myth? Some Researchers Say Myth

  

  A recent study by King's College London researchers has declared women's g-spot doesn't exist. However, many skeptics are criticizing the study.

• Q&A: I’m Attracted To Both Trans and Genetic Women. Am I Bisexual?

  

  Some people consider a person’s sexual orientation to be defined by the pattern of romantic and sexual attractions that they experience.

• Q&A: Why Does My Girlfriend’s Vagina Get So Dry During Sex?

  

  Women vary in how much vaginal lubrication they produce. Young women tend to have high levels of estrogen, which influences the production of lubrication.

• 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: Why Do My Vaginal Fluids Taste Sour?

  

  In today's podcast, Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a question about vaginal taste and odor.

• Q&A: Why Can’t Women Easily Achieve Orgasm?

  

  If only love, trust and a swanky sex position were all it took for a woman to learn to experience orgasm during intercourse.

• Q&A: My Vagina Has Gotten Bigger Since Giving Birth

  Although not all women notice changes in the way that sex feels after having been pregnant or given birth, some women do.

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