Love & eroticism

Objectophilia: When people fall in love with things
Explore the fascinating world of objectophilia, where people develop romantic and sexual attractions to inanimate objects. Is it a fetish, perversion, or simply an extreme expression of human desire?

Men love this one sex position
Discover why men are crazy about the riding position—and why it's a win-win for both partners in bed.

Am I a sex addict?
Explore the criteria that define sexual addiction and whether you might be affected. Learn about loss of control, craving, and other key signs that experts use to identify compulsive sexual behavior.

The five best excuses if you don't want to have sex
Discover five humorous excuses for when you're not in the mood—from saving sperm to protecting fresh groceries. Sometimes laughter beats relationship drama.

Men say "I love you" with these 7 gestures
Discover the seven subtle gestures that reveal a man's true feelings. From attentive listening to seeking your opinion, these signs show he genuinely cares about you.

According to the zodiac: These men are perfect gentlemen
Discover which zodiac signs embody the perfect gentleman—from romantic Cancer to intuitive Pisces and protective Leo.

Marquis de Sade and sexual sadism
Explore how the Marquis de Sade's sexual practices and literary works became so influential that his name defines an entire sexual preference today.

Leopold von Sacher-Masoch and sexual masochism
Leopold von Sacher-Masoch became the unwilling namesake of masochism when his novel Venus in Furs caught the attention of early sexologists—much to his dismay.

These zodiac signs deliver the best performance in bed
Discover which zodiac signs are known for their exceptional performance and passion in the bedroom, from confident lovers to adventurous partners.

Dirty talk: These phrases turn men on in bed
Discover how sensual words can intensify intimacy and explore eight phrases that ignite desire in the bedroom.

Not just for sex: crazy uses for sex toys
Sex toys have surprising uses beyond the bedroom—from sleep masks and erasers to wine bottle corks and massage tools. Discover creative ways to repurpose these items in everyday life.

Does having sex once a week really make you happy?
Research reveals that couples feel happiest with weekly sex not because of the frequency itself, but because they perceive it as matching the average—a reflection of our constant social comparison.