Discussions regarding sex often focus on the negative. A lot of people find it difficult to talk about bedroom matters openly, so when they finally do, it’s usually because they have a problem. That’s not the only way to tackle sensual challenges though. After all, if you know what healthy sex looks like, then you can better identify problems and last longer in bed.

Pop culture offers templates of what a sexually attractive man or woman looks like. Subconsciously, this makes us unhappy with our bodies. We feel that unless we look like the people on TV and magazines, then …

When the average person thinks about sexual problems, their mind jumps to early ejaculation treatment. While early ejaculation is one of the most common sexual challenges, it’s not the only one. Sometimes, the problem is not wanting to have sex as frequently as ‘normal’. In this case, ‘normal’ might be your own established levels of intercourse freq.

But ‘normal’ can also be misconstrued. You may have spoken to your friends, read magazine articles, or eavesdropped on exaggerated conversations, concluding that your sex drive is below par. Normal is relative, and the best person to tell you what normal or more …

Stereotypically, men are thought to be more competitive than women. Based on this assumption, a man is more likely to evaluate his sex life based on how often he has intercourse with his partner. On the other hand, his partner may base her satisfaction levels on how connected she feels to him, or how often she achieves orgasm.

The disparity becomes evident when a man is happy with his sex life because he enjoys intercourse three or more times a week. But when his partner is asked about their sex …

There is a popular misconception that older people don’t have sex as much as younger people. The assumption is that sex drive reduces with age. As it turns out, the desire for sex doesn’t necessarily diminish. More often, it’s the ability to have sex that becomes compromised. This ability is affected by many factors, both biological and medical.

It is believed that once women go into menopause, they lose interest in sex. Menopause can be a frustrating because hormonal changes cause hot flashes, cramps, weight gain, nausea, …

Women and men are not that different. Anything a man can do a woman can do. Women and men deserve equal pay. However, as much as we can take about equality, there are some underlying physical characteristics that separate the XX from the XY chromosomes.

And there are some underlying differences when it comes to both sex and sexual dysfunction. For example, women are capable of multiple orgasms, whereas this is largely unheard of in men.

The primary two sexual dysfunctions that occur in men are …