Showing posts with label sex news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sex news. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

How women would rather give up s**x than chocolate


The log fire is raging and the lights are turned down low. He snuggles in and his mind turns to passionate ways of getting the pulse racing on a cold winter’s night.

However, her mind is firmly stuck on far sweeter things – her favourite chocolate treat hidden away in the cupboard.

A survey has confirmed what many chaps had always feared: That most women would rather give up s**x than chocolate.

A survey of 2,000 people found that alcohol, chocolate and s***x were the most difficult things to forego, followed by caffeine and swearing.

When it comes to giving things up for a month, one in five men – 22 per cent – said s**x was one of the hardest things to live without, while only one in ten women – 9 per cent – agreed. 

Twenty-two per cent of women said chocolate would be the last thing they would forego.

While 59 per cent of people thought women were more likely to be able to abstain from s**x, only 5 per cent thought men could.

Men were thought to have less willpower than women once they set their mind to a challenge, with 19 per cent of people saying men lacked the ability to control their urges compared with 31 per cent for women.

The survey was carried out to mark the launch of Cancer Research UK’s fundraising campaign Dryathlon, encouraging people to test their willpower by staying off alcohol for January.

When asked about how their willpower changed over the year, half of the UK admitted that the winter period - in particular Christmas and New Year - is when we are at our weakest. 

The study also found that men are still thought of as being commitment-shy, with more than half - 56 per cent - of those questioned saying women are more committed to relationships compared to 5 per cent of men. 

While people thought men are stronger willed in work and sport, 31 per cent thought that women were more likely to be able to stick to a diet than men.

Robert West, professor of health psychology at the Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre said: 'When you take exposure to temptation and strength of desire out of the equation you are left with this thing called "willpower": the force that our plans have in controlling our actions. 

Saturday, October 13, 2012

S****x addiction IS a real disorder




It has traditionally been written off as an 'excuse' for philandering celebrities, but a new study suggests that s***x addiction is a real disorder.

The disorder, in which sufferers have relentless sexual urges that feel out of their control, is even being considered for inclusion in America's 'bible' that lists all mental conditions, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. 

Until now, however, researchers have been struggling to define what hypers**xual disorder, as s***x addiction is formally known, actually is.

Under one proposed definition, a person who simply has frequent s***x would not be diagnosed with it, said study researcher Rory Reid, an assistant professor and research psychologist at the University of California, Los Angeles.

But a person whose s**xual activities are excessive, frequently used to cope with stress and interfere with their ability to function in daily life may meet the criteria for the disorder.

In a new study from the university, the researchers emphasised  they are not trying to turn common behaviours — such as having a lot of s**x, or watching pornography — into disorders.

Instead, people with hypers**xual disorder report feeling out of control, and act on their s**xual urges, disregarding the repercussions.


Saturday, September 22, 2012

How To Boost Your S**xual Prowess



What on earth is so extraordinary about the ‘G’ spot area? A lot! Do all women have this spot? Yes, every woman has one. To achieve the ‘G’-spot paradise, all you need is information. And today, I am going to give you the details of how you can utilise the stimulating power of ‘G’-spot to boost your s**x life as a couple.

Even if you have not explored its exclusive power, you must have heard about the ‘G’-spot and all its intricacies. The ‘G’-spot is an erogenous zone located inside the vagina that produces some pretty intense sensations.

At the same time, it can also produce some extreme frustrations and dissatisfaction because it is, for many women, elusive and mysterious. Although the whole notion of the ‘G’-spot is hardly new, s**x researchers and therapists have been flaunting it for years in the medical field, though skeptical about whether it really exists. The ‘G’-spot is a very real part of the female anatomy; this fact is newly documented by medical doctors. Thanks to this new research, one can now realise that every woman is capable of experiencing more concentrated sexual pleasure and powerful orgasm.

What is G-spot precisely?
There are disagreements about the actual size of the ‘G’-spot. It ranges from a quarter of an inch to a couple of inches in the upper wall of the vagina, about an inch or two past the vagina opening. Underneath are highly sensitive tissues that, when touched the right way, triggers feelings of s**xual happiness and contentment.

The ‘G’-spot sensation, as described by most women, is more intense than those sensations they feel via clitoral stimulation. According to most of these women, there is more of a warm flushing feeling that resonates deeply through and throughout their entire body. Even experts who always believed in the ‘G’-spot were not sure whether it was a distinct gland or merely a collection of nerve endings extending from the underside of the clitoris.

Here is what researchers are sure of: They believe the ‘G’-spot is its own entity and is actually equivalent to an organ in the male body.

This is known as female prostrate because their tissues surround an area that produces chemicals similar to that of male prostate, a gland that creates fluid to nourish the sperm. Another similarity between the male prostate gland and the ‘G’-spot is that when the ‘G’-spot is aroused, women experience wetness more than they do during other types of stimulation. Some women disclosed that they produce some clean, clear colourless fluid when they reach orgasm.

Where and how do couples locate the G spot? First, all you need to do as a couple is for the wife to lie back and just relax. Embarking on the first G-spot mission location by couples can really be wearisome and it will definitely take a lot of patience and persistence. However, locating the G-spot can be done in two ways.

The first is the wife locating it by herself, or with the assistance of her husband.

However, while counselling couples in my office, I always encourage the second way, that is, the husband helping out in the location of the ‘G’- spot. If you, as a wife, want to do it yourself, start by spreading your legs and bending your knees, so that your vagina is open and will be easily accessible. With your palm facing up, insert two fingers inside pressing your fingertips against the centre of the upper v**g*na wall. 

By so doing, you are actually seeking a spongy puckered or slightly ridged area, like the roof of your mouth. If after several minutes you are still coming up empty handed, this is the time to call for your husband’s assistance. Tell him to caress you the more, because when you are aroused, the ‘G’-spot is filled with fluid and it becomes larger because you have an easy time locating it, if you are turned on by your husband. One sort of strange tipoff is that you will experience a sudden need to urinate. Because the ‘G’-spot is so close to the urethra, touching it often triggers the urge to urinate.

However, there is no need to run to the rest room because this is just a false alarm. The urge will go after some seconds. Now, locating the ‘G’-spot by yourself is just to let you know you have one and nothing more.

But I am always of the opinion that the best way out is to engage your husband in locating this mystery spot to take you to this paradise of serial orgasm.

Most times, many wives shy away from the fact that they should guide their husbands to locate and stimulate their ‘G’- area. There is no reason to shy away from things that will encourage oneness and intimacy between husband and wife. And from experience and counseling, I am yet to see a man refusing the offer of s**x from his wife, all things being equal.

To guide your husband to your ‘G’-spot, here is the easiest way to start off. Have him gently-slip a finger or two inside your vagina, then softly feel along your upper vagina wall. If he is having trouble finding the right spot, encourage him to kiss you (the slightest erotic kiss, when administered well, sets a wife off in a jiffy).

The husband can increase this by touching his wife’s n*ppl*s or the outer v**lva area of her v**g**na in a feather-touch manner.

Remember, the more aroused your wife is, the more her ‘G’-spot area will stand out, making it easier to locate and caress. Also, consider placing a few pillows under your wife’s butt**cks and gently open her legs, to give you greater access. Once he hits the spot, just massage it slowly and slowly in a gentle circular manner. To prevent boredom and dryness, do your best by trying different types of caressing, such as ‘figure eight’ or a rapid sequence of pulses or a ‘push me’ around type of caressing.

The ‘G’- spot can take a lot of pressure, so your wife may want or require you to press harder. As a matter of fact, this is where you may not be able to predict your wife’s s**xual desire exclamations because you will be surprised by her moves and request.

One ‘G’-spot touch technique the husband definitely should treat his wife to is light tapping. Use the tip of your finger to tap firmly and repeatedly on the ‘G’-spot. I am sure you are enjoying this piece I will bring you the concluding part next week. Until then, I remain your loyal bedroom instructor.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

The effect s*x has on women

S**x can trigger 'remarkable' responses in women - including altered fertility, immunity, libido, eating and sleep patterns - by the activation of diverse sets of genes, according to a study. 

Researchers investigated fruit flies, but say their findings could in principle be akin to responses in many animals - including humans - where sperm and semen is released inside the female’s body during s**x. Scientists from the University of East Anglia (UEA) studied how female Drosophila melanogaster - or fruit flies - respond to mating. 

 They discovered that a single protein found in semen generates a wide range of responses in many genes in females, which become apparent at different times and in different parts of the female’s body following mating. 

Lead researcher Prof Tracey Chapman, of UEA’s school of Biological Sciences, said: 'It’s already known that seminal fluid proteins transferred from males during mating cause remarkable effects in females - including altered egg laying, feeding, immunity, sleep patterns, water balance and s**xual receptivity. 

 We tested here the effects of one enigmatic seminal fluid protein - known as the "s**x peptide" - and found it to change the expression of a remarkable array of many genes in females - both across time and in different parts of the body. 

'There were significant alterations to genes linked to egg development, early embryogenesis, immunity, nutrient sensing, behaviour and, unexpectedly, phototransduction - or the pathways by which they see.

 
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