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Sexuality & techniques
A modern interpretation of Kinsey’s work on male and female sexuality. Plus how couples can make their sex life even better by understanding men and women’s different sexual and emotional needs.
The symbiotic relationship between men and women
When living in an environment devoid of sexual stimuli (such as one without women) most men cease all forms of sexual activity. For example,...
Regularity of intercourse relies on male responsiveness
One might have expected that the regularity of intercourse would depend partly upon a woman’s interest in sex. In fact the rates of sexual...
Men’s sexual knowledge is acquired from pornography
Today we have no official account of human sexuality. So men’s ‘sexual knowledge’ of how women enjoy sexual pleasure (how women are assumed to...
The male ‘arousal cycle’ from erection to ejaculation
Sensations of fear, apprehension, shock or surprise all give rise to nervous system responses that have characteristics in common with arousal. Some young boys...
Proposing and planning sex sessions, providing sex talk
Couples have intercourse between two and four times a week when young but this drops to about once a week by age forty. ...
Female sexuality today is defined by male fantasies
Men’s state of arousal means they approach sex with a clear agenda. Women are not easily aroused which is why they talk about...
Male adolescence: differentiating orgasm from ejaculation
Half of all boys may have had an orgasm by the age of 7 and two-thirds of them by the age of 12. But...