Suzannah Weiss

Does the idea of your partner sleeping with other people... kinda turn you on?

A night of drinking doesn't have to be crappy.

A step-by-step guide to this feel-good practice.

These four simple tips can help you get ready for round two.

If you're attracted to women or femininity, it might be the label for you.

Here's how age-gap couples make it work long-term—and how much of a gap is too much.

The "inner penis" is real. Here's everything you need to know, including how to make it feel great.

Sex therapists break down what to expect from your first session, and how you and your partner can get the most out of the process.

From adult video stores to OnlyFans, the porn industry has always moved with the times. Now it faces its biggest tipping point yet.

Creators who have found success on the platform share their tips for newcomers.

Here's how to make it hot as hell.

Forget "afternoon delight"—getting it on first thing in the morning can give you the energy you need to tackle the day ahead.

Senior citizens still crave intimacy, and many of them are still getting it on. Here's what it's like to have sex after 70, from the joys and challenges to the wonders of Tiger Balm.

Orgasm isn't the goal—but it might happen anyway.

If you're attracted to men or masculinity, it might be the label for you.

“Sometimes it’s the taste and texture, but also the idea behind it: that it’s a part of someone."

Sex and pleasure don’t always go together. Here's what to do if sex stops feeling good.

My goal was to stop feeling angry about my last relationship. I ended up overhauling my whole approach to dating.

A polycule is a group of polyamorous people who join to create a family of sorts.

There are multiple reasons someone might experience dry orgasms, according to experts.

Some of us can have spontaneous romantic feelings, but others need an emotional connection first.

People often use the terms “kink” and “fetish” interchangeably—but there's a key difference.

Some autistic people embrace the label to express that their gender identity—usually, something other than cisgender—is related to their autism.

Some people who identify as asexual still want to have sex.

Do you feel connected to multiple genders—maybe even at the same time? Keep reading.

“I'd look in the mirror and just get so turned by how handsome and sexy I was."

Like pretty much every sexual orientation, "heteroflexible" doesn't have one agreed-upon definition—but here are some of the reasons people love the label.

"Most people have no clue about the different ways you can stimulate a clitoris, or believe that female ejaculation is just a myth.”

It's similar to pansexual—but there's a key difference, according to experts.

"I really do think there’s something magical when the sexual energy of three people is combined."

A simple "stop" might not cut it. Here's why.

More people are now familiar with asexuality, but fewer people know what it means to be aromantic—that is, not experiencing romantic attraction.