23rd September 2009
You mean like in Isaac Asimov’s Nightfall? Thought as much. You mean your problem is more earthly, the seedier, coarser kind. It is strange that you are using a typically Asian faux Anglais term for nocturnal emission. Now that seems worse! Sounds like...
23rd September 2009
The effectiveness of birth control pills depends entirely on how they are used. While it is usually claimed that effectiveness is in the range of 96 to 99%, the reality is that effectiveness is around 87%. The reason can be traced to poor user habit. This...
23rd September 2009
Middle age is a period that all men secretly dread. Hair starts thinning, you may even have to start wearing prescription spectacles, there is a loss of muscle tone and your manliness is slowing going down the hill. Unless you become Peter Pan or start be...
23rd September 2009
How to prevent pregnancy is a question that is uppermost in the minds of many young people who are in a relationship or who have had casual sex. More than 80 % of women who do not use contraceptives become pregnant within a year.
One sure-fire way to p...
23rd September 2009
From the time ancient Romans swallowed a plate of raw oysters and had a rampaging sexual hunger that would only be satisfied if half-a-dozen vestal virgins were deflowered, till the onset of the age of Viagra man has been feverishly laying waste to the fl...
01st July 2009
Sexual intimacy is at the heart of human sexuality. If you have not understood that, then you can be creating psychological and physical problems for yourself. You cannot divorce one from the other. Sex as a subject has fascinated man from the earliest ti...
01st July 2009
The word is commonly used whenever bodybuilders both men and women gather to strut their stuff, or whispered in discreet corners when some former East European woman athlete has been winning the pentathlon at every Olympics. Say, you seen Bev Francis? The...
01st July 2009
The word ’ Libido’ is from old Latin root, libido (desire, lust) and derived from the verb libere (to be pleasing, to please). Its sexual connotations can be traced to Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytical theory and was linked to instinctual biological ...
