Original Post by Dina Cheney Updated Apr 24, 2023 Possibly spur on sex with these noshes. While most have a few tried-and-true turn-ons that always put them in the mood—think: neck kisses, eye contact, role-playing—some believe that aphrodisiac foods can get everyone desiring sex instantly. But, "What foods are aphrodisiacs?" you inevitably and excitably ask? Well, it's worth noting that not all medical professionals believe in aphrodisiac foods and there isn't much in terms of concrete evidence and few studies supporting their benefits. Still, if you're curious about these supposed desire-in ..read more

Original Post by Dina Cheney The Knot Contributor Updated Jun 30, 2023 Consider this your go-to guide to the ancient sex practice. While new dating terms and trends (like beige flags and situationships) are seemingly popping up every day, there's still plenty to learn about sexual intimacy and relationships from generations past. Case in point? Tantric sex, a form of sexual intimacy based on the ancient Indian philosophy of tantra. For the lowdown on what tantric sex is, its benefits and how to practice it, we spoke with two experts: Katie Silcox, M.A. is the Founder and Executive Director of ..read more

Original Post Healthline Medically reviewed by Janet Brito, Ph.D., LCSW, CST — By Eleesha Loc Polyamory is a non-monogamous relationship style where people mutually agree to have multiple sexual or romantic relationships. Monogamy, or the practice of having only one romantic or sexual partner, is the most practiced type of relationship in the United States. However, according to statistics published in 2021, roughly 4%–5% of the population practices polyamory. Polyamory is a form of consensual non-monogamy in which a person is involved with multiple romantic or sexual partners. Although milli ..read more

Original Post By Loquitur Eric Stone March 27, 2018 Editor’s Note: The names of the subjects in this article have been changed to preserve the privacy of those interviewed. Language and description in this article may trigger those who have been sexually assaulted. All communication with these subjects was done over email. The #MeToo movement has effectively unraveled some of the untold stories about celebrity abuse and, according to PBS, has become a trending hashtag in over 85 countries. It is noteworthy, however, that the #MeToo movement predominantly centers around women. According to the ..read more

Original Post GALLUP POLLING MATTERS JUNE 18, 2021 BY FRANK NEWPORT The only constant in life is change, it has been said, and we are seeing that maxim exemplified by changes in the normative structure surrounding sexual behavior and marriage in American society. Gallup's latest update shows a continuing increase in the public's agreement on the moral acceptability of a series of behaviors relating to sex and marriage. Americans, in short, are becoming more tolerant in their views of what is and is not acceptable. The causes of these shifts are not precisely determinable, but to the degree th ..read more

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Churches and publishers are responding to changing attitudes about sexuality Originally Published By PublishersWeekly.com Lynn Garrett Sep 21, 2018 They might seem like strange bedfellows, but sex—the source of human life—is at the core of religious teachings, with sexual activity outside of conventional marriage forbidden by traditional faiths. But with recent cultural shifts have come changes in the attitudes and behaviors of many believers. This loosening of restrictions on sexual activity, and a greater acceptance of a variety of sexual expressions, means churches—and publishers—must resp ..read more

Original Posted https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/passive-aggression Reviewed by Psychology Today Staff Passive aggression is a way of expressing negative feelings, such as anger or annoyance, indirectly instead of directly. Passive-aggressive behaviors are often difficult to identify and can sabotage relationships at home and at work. What Is Passive Aggression? Instead of getting visibly angry, some people express their hostility in passive-aggressive ways designed to hurt and confuse their target. Most people will have to deal with passive aggression from others in their personal a ..read more

Can you work it out after someone steps out? Sophia Benoit talked to a bunch of couples who tried. Original Post By GQ Health Sophia Benoit August 28, 2019 Next to instructions on how to move your ass and young love, one of the most popular topics for hit songs is what to do when someone cheats on you. Most recommend some combination of tequila, several one-night stands, and property destruction. Very few suggest trying to work it out, having hard conversations, and practicing the painful art of forgiveness. Unfortunately, even in a post-Lemonade world, there is a lot of stigma around staying ..read more

Original Post By Counseling Today Ross Rosenberg March 12, 2014 We therapists live for moments when everything “clicks” and our clients arrive at an understanding that had eluded them until that moment. There is nothing more rewarding than when a well-placed analogy or metaphor creates the breakthrough moment. When spot-on, the resulting “lightbulb” reaction or “aha” moment is priceless. Of all of the metaphors I use in psychotherapy, the “dance” has been the most provocative and powerfully impactful with my clients who are codependent. It has helped them understand their predilection for cho ..read more