Sexuality January 2012 Archive

Construction metaphors figure prominently in iconic images of erections. Tall objects built on a flat plane, penetrating the sky, standing firm and tall, immoveable and awe inspiring in their ... Read More

In the past, if you had a stroke, a heart attack, or a more minor event that led to a diagnosis of cardiovascular disease and you asked your doctor about ... Read More

A new film, The Surrogate, has it's first screening on Monday at the Sundance Film Festival. According to the description of the film in the festival program, it's based ... Read More

It may be hard to imagine sex without moving, but sometimes it's the moving that makes it hard to imagine ever having sex. This week instead of answering one sex question ... Read More

I'm already getting excited about this year's Sex::Tech conference. For the past five years ISIS has organized a one of a kind international conference devoted to the newest developments ... Read More

If you haven't figured out what you're doing on Valentine's Day yet (and if you have, how are you that organized, or into Valentine's Day?) I recommend you spend part ... Read More

Over the holidays I had time to catch up on my favorite podcast. It's WTF with Marc Maron, and if you haven't listened to it before, you should. ... Read More

A study published this week in the American Journal of Medicine challenges some of ways we tend to think about and talk about sex and aging, and as importantly, challenges ... Read More

I'm making one New Year's resolution. I get many great questions by email and I don't have time to respond to them all. This is something I feel bad ... Read More