Author: Shmuel

There’s no specific age for when people stop being sexually active, although age and sex drive are closely related. There are differences between how the reproductive organs change in people assigned male or female at birth, and the life cycle stages at which libido (sexual desire) drops off. Your personal sexual appetite is determined primarily by brain function, hormones, and beliefs and attitudes about sex. It can change because of your mental state, stress levels, overall health, and long-term hormonal changes at How Sex Drive Changes as You Age.1 This article looks at how your libido is predicted to change in each decade…

Read More

Summary Read the full fact sheet Sexuality is about our sexual feelings and thoughts, who we are attracted to, and our sexual behaviours. Sexual feelings may develop during puberty or adolescence. It’s normal to take time to experiment and find out what you enjoy at Women, sex and sexuality. Sexuality and sex should feel good. No one has the right to make you feel disrespected, scared or uncomfortable during sex. If you are having sex or doing sexual things with another person, they must have your consent, and you must have theirs. You can withdraw consent at any point if you…

Read More

Different terms are regularly used in theories of sexuality and gender, for example sex, gender, gender identity, gender expressions, gender roles, sexual orientation. It is important to be clear about the meanings of such terms at Sex and gender. Gender is an area that cuts across thinking about society, law, politics and culture, and it is frequently discussed in relation to other aspects of identity and social position, such as class, ethnicity, age and physical ability. Gender is also an important concept within a range of social and political debates and may influence these debates differently according to cultural context. Gender is a…

Read More

Sex addiction refers to excessive sexual thoughts, desires, urges or behaviors that can’t be controlled and cause distress and harm to your relationships, finances and other aspects of your life. Sexual addiction is also called hypersexuality, compulsive sexual behavior and other names. Treatments include medications, psychotherapy and self-help support groups at Sex Addiction, Hypersexuality and Compulsive Sexual Behavior. Overview What is sexual addiction? Sexual addiction is an intense focus on sexual fantasies, urges or activities that can’t be controlled and cause distress or harm your health, relationships, career or other aspects of your life. Sexual addiction is the most commonly used…

Read More

A healthy sex life benefits your overall health and there couldn’t be any better way than to just make love with your partner. Apart from being just a reproductive benefit, healthy sex improves physical, mental, emotional and social life too. There are queries around the ideal frequency of sexual intercourse, people often ask if daily sex is good for health. It is absolutely fine to have good sex every day and this article will give you an insight into what health benefits it has in store for you. But before we dive deeper, it is important to know that the…

Read More

It’s normal for your sex drive to vary when you are pregnant, both increasing and decreasing through the pregnancy at 19 Amazing Benefits of Sex During Pregnancy. Sex is safe at any point during a low-risk pregnancy. The amazing benefits of sex during pregnancy include: Easier orgasms Improved body image Feeling closer to the partner Boosting immunity Improved mood during pregnancy Sex during pregnancy is something that feels a bit taboo to discuss, but it shouldn’t be. Doctors worldwide advise pregnant women to continue with their normal sexual activity until there is any underlying risk or underlying medical condition at 19 Amazing Benefits of Sex…

Read More

Women who regularly have sex are likely to live longer, according to a nationally representative study in the United States. The findings are derived from interviews and physical exams of male and female participants between the ages of 20 and 59, conducted as part of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). In a study led by Walden University public health scientist Srikanta Banerjee, 14,542 adults were asked, “In the past 12 months, about how many times have you had vaginal or anal sex?” Roughly 38 percent claimed to have sex an average of once a week or more at How Much…

Read More

When the ovaries stop producing estrogen due to menopause, menstrual periods stop. While not having periods or worrying about an unplanned pregnancy can benefit your sex life, aspects of menopause can affect your ability to become aroused and enjoy comfortable and fulfilling sexual activity at Sex After Menopause. How does menopause affect sexuality? This depends on the person. Some people enjoy sex more; others find that their desire or response is less intense than before. Many people remain sexually active throughout their senior years. Just be aware that what feels good can change. Half of women in their 50s report continued sexual…

Read More

Has pregnancy spiked your interest in sex? Or is sex the last thing on your mind? Either way, here’s what you need to know about sex during pregnancy at Sex during pregnancy: What’s OK, what’s not. If you’re pregnant, you may have questions about sex during pregnancy. Here’s what to know. Is it OK to have sex while pregnant? The amniotic fluid in the uterus and the strong muscles of the uterus protect your growing baby. Having sex won’t affect your baby if you don’t have health concerns during pregnancy such as preterm labor or placenta problems. But being pregnant can…

Read More

Find out about the risks of getting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) from different sexual activities. In nearly every case, condoms will help protect you against this risk. Learn about the risks associated with various sexual activities at Sex activities and risk. Vaginal penetrative sex This is when a man’s penis enters a woman’s vagina. If a condom is not used, there’s a risk of pregnancy and getting or passing on STIs, including: chlamydia genital herpes genital warts gonorrhoea HIV syphilis Infections can be passed on even if the penis doesn’t fully enter the vagina or the man doesn’t ejaculate (come). This is because infections can…

Read More