We've all heard stories of women faking orgasms to spare their partners' feelings.

So it turns out, the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise has not led to the BDSM revolution people think that it has.

Despite living in a super-connected world, online dating and mating has a special way of making a person want to disengage entirely.

When it comes to reaching climax, the sexes just aren’t hard-wired the same way.

When I heard Mötley Crüe was debuting a collection of sex toys, I'll admit I was pretty psyched.

These days, there’s a subscription service for just about anything you can think of: Japanese candy, in-home massage, even end-of-days survival essentials.

In an era of uber-connectivity and endless apps, it's getting increasingly difficult to cut through the conveyor belt of dating BS in order to discover who a person really is.

In the name of research (wink, wink), my friend "Scott" (name changed to protect the innocent!) and I recently holed up in a hotel room for a weekend to try out four of the strangest, newest BJ products on the market.

“I want in!” wrote my friend, Beth*.

Whatever happened to getting-off go-tos like humping a pillow or stuffed animal?

At its most basic, being sex-positive refers to the pleasure, health, and sexual exploration of oneself and others.

As much as infidelity sucks, it happens all the time.