[ad_1] Are you over 40? Have you lost that loving feeling? Are you worried your marriage might fail? Is one of you withdrawing from the relationship, while the other is desperately holding on? Too many mid-life marriages go under, just when the couple could finally be enjoying their time together. If you answered “yes,” to […]

[ad_1] Sex and Psychology is about to celebrate it’s eighth anniversary! To date, every single post on the site has been written by me. In fact, I’ve blogged three times per week every week since the site launched, without missing a single week. After about 1,250 posts, I think I deserve a little break. 🙂

[ad_1] One of the questions I hear over and over again is “Why is my husband so mean to me?” I’ve also written about this in an article “Why Are Men So Angry?”  Of course, we all get angry at times and women’s anger can be as hurtful as men’s. But there is a universal

[ad_1] I recently interviewed Dr. Christopher Ryan (author of Sex at Dawn) about his latest book, Civilized to Death: The Price of Progress. Ryan argues that while we like to think that civilization is our greatest human accomplishment and that every advance we’ve made—scientific, medical, or otherwise—has made things better, the truth is that every advancement has brought

[ad_1] Everyone wants a relationship that is passionate, joyful, and safe, but too many people are living in a relationship that is stressful and full of conflict. There are fights or, even worse, deadly silences. Here I’ll share some of the basics you need to know to understand male anger and keep it from wrecking

[ad_1] Have you ever fantasized about what it would be like to be in a sexually open relationship? If so, you’re not the only one. It turns out that being involved in a consensually non-monogamous relationship is among the most popular sexual fantasies. At a recent meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of