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If you’re single and ready to mingle, but after many months of searching are finding yourself scratching your head as to why you haven’t found ‘the one’, then take note from our millennials.
If you’re a non-scientist, you might have once asked yourself, propped against the bedhead after disappointingly quick intercourse, how long does sex “normally” last?
The first ever dating app specifically targeting single over-50s has launched with data showing New South Wales and Victoria the best places in Australia for the over 50s to find love.
Women over 50 often experience more trouble having an orgasm than they did when they were younger. Vibrators and other gadgets, once taboo, now a now a booming industry, can dynamically improve a couple’s sex play helping both partners achieve the elusive “Big O.” Matty Silver explores adding sex toys to your love-making repertoire.
More frequent sexual activity has been linked to improved brain function in older adults, according to a new study.
Yep, no doubt about it. Definitely the postman’s child! How many times have you said that, while laughing, as your children grew up? Well, for one postman – unfortunately the old saying has come true — 1300+ times. According to a World News Daily report, an 87 year old former postman has been found …
Sexual desire can change from moment to moment. One minute you’re feeling frisky, and the next you just feel like a cup of tea and a nap. Even though sexual desire is exciting and pretty important in terms of how we ended up here, research on when and why we experience sexual desire is limited. Our …
There’s a tendency to hibernate when it gets colder and that can also cool things on the romantic front. So how do we get the romantic sparks flying during winter? Here’s four top winter date ideas to warm your partner’s heart!
Despite populist writings that love lasts forever, the divorce statistics across various countries tell us that anywhere between one in 25 to two in three marriages end. If these statistics were to take into account the number of nonmarital long-term relationships that end, then the statistics would be much higher.
Almost 150 years after Charles Darwin first proposed a little-known prediction from his theory of sexual selection, researchers have found that male moths with larger antennae are better at detecting female signals.
