When it comes to pleasuring women, it seems men would do well to take a few pointers from lesbians. A survey on thousands of people around the world, aged 18 to 65, has found that women are more likely to orgasm during same-sex encounters, with some reporting they climax as many as 55 times a month.

Julianne Hough and her husband Brooks Laich gush about their first year of married life—and how they plan to stay in the honeymoon phase. (Yes, they have an actual plan.)

Oct 03, 2008 · Top reason for cheating? What’s the number one reason men cheat? Ninety-two percent of men said it wasn’t primarily about the sex. “The majority said it was an emotional disconnection, speci

The newlyweds have vowed never to spend more than two weeks apart, and will split their time between London and Los Angeles.

You’ll have no doubt noticed that many women make a point of using the bathroom soon after sex is over and it’s often because they want to lessen the likelihood of getting a urinary tract infection or UTI.

Imagine yourself as a person during an era when there was no sex ed in high college. Sure, pornography exists, but you’re more likely to get your hands on the smallpox virus than a properly illicit “French Postcard.”

May 30, 2013 · After tying the knot, many newlyweds will want to get a fresh start in a new city. But deciding where to settle down can be extremely challenging. To help with that decision, Rent.com compiled a list of the 10 best places for newlyweds to live and work.

Marriage, also called matrimony or wedlock, is a socially or ritually recognised union between spouses that establishes rights and obligations between those spouses, as well as between them and any resulting biological or adopted ren and affinity (in-laws and other family through marriage).

Forget sex couples quizzed on their advice to newlyweds say the secret to a happy marriage is talking to each other. A great sex life only came 18th in the list of key advice for newlyweds

What do women really want in their own version of Viagra? A pill that makes sex ‘more fun,’ study finds Nearly two-thirds of women indicated they would be “willing” to use a sexuality-boosting medication.