Do Women's Economic Gains Threaten Romance? What Relationship Science Actually Says
Over the past few decades, women have made remarkable strides in education and the workforce. They now earn the majority of Bachelor's and Master's degrees, hold...
How Sex Toys Are Revolutionizing Intimacy: What the Latest Research Reveals
Not long ago, talking about sex toys in public would raise eyebrows. Today, they're part of a mainstream conversation about wellness, relationships, and self-knowledge — and...
Does Playing Hard to Get Actually Work? What Science Says About Attraction
Every January, dating apps see their biggest surge of the year as people resolve to find meaningful connection. And every January, the same age-old question resurfaces:...
What Sex Researchers Learned This Year: 3 Science-Backed Ways to Strengthen Intimacy
Every year, hundreds of sexuality researchers gather at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology's Sexuality Preconference to share their newest findings. The 2025 meeting in...
How Sexual Consent Fuels Pleasure: What New Research Reveals
When we talk about sexual consent, the conversation usually centers on safety and prevention. But emerging research suggests that consent is about much more than avoiding...
Should Orgasm Be the Goal of Sex? A Science-Backed Guide to Pleasure-Focused Intimacy
For many people, orgasm is treated as the finish line of sex. It is the moment that separates a "successful" encounter from a disappointing one, and...
The Science Behind Valuing Women’s Orgasms: Why Pleasure Equality Matters
Every August 8th, Brazil celebrates International Female Orgasm Day—a reminder that women’s sexual pleasure deserves the same attention and respect as men’s. Yet decades of research...
Do You Have a Romantic Type? The Science Behind Dating Preferences
Think about the people you have dated. Do they seem completely different from one another, or do they share unexpected similarities? The idea of having a...
























