sexscientists
A gynecologist, a former country singer and a lab full of wires. How two people in St. Louis turned sex into a science, invented sex therapy, then wrote two books they shouldn't have.
relationshipstructures
The acts can look identical. The story playing in his head is not. A field guide to hotwife, cuckold and stag & vixen couples, and how to work out which one you actually are.
tribesoftheedge
Ten couples costumes that look fine at the office party and mean something very different at home. Plus the one rule every costume obeys: a costume is not consent.
Please enjoy this early draft section from "Tribes of the Edge: Sex, Identity, and Obsession in the Digital Age" - 😘. RZA 🧑🍳 Introduction: Something happened to how people fuck, what they call themselves, and how far they're willing to go. Twenty years ago, sex had a short menu.
Your relationship model isn't biology—it's technology. And like all technology, it was built for problems that may no longer exist. Every culture that's ever existed has experimented with relationship structures. The nuclear family is about 70 years old. Lifelong monogamy as a romantic
Why do kinks like breeding, cuckolding, masochism and primal play exist? What evolutionary psychology suggests for each, and where the explanations fall short.
Batman doesn't have enemies. He has a rotating cast of intimate partners who each meet a specific psychological need that he can't get from any one of them. This isn't metaphor. Through the lens of attachment theory, every member of Batman's rogues
The Kids Are Alright Every generation panics about the next one. Every generation is wrong in the same way. The kids aren't broken. They're adapted to an environment you didn't grow up in and can't fully see. The behaviors that look like
Why your intuition keeps betraying you—and what to do about it The Betrayal You've tried to fix something and made it worse. Resistance increased. The problem mutated. What worked last time exploded this time. You pulled a lever expecting A and got Z, sideways, on fire. Then
The cage is a prop. The key is the relationship. What a keyholder actually does, how couples keep it going past October, and the safety rules no dynamic overrides.
A meme wrapped around a real kink. Where the October chastity challenge came from, what people actually do, what holding the key involves, and the safety rules that matter more than the lock.
One is about instinct, the other about staged non-consent. How primal play and CNC differ, where they overlap, and how to work out which fantasy is actually yours.
FLR levels are a map, not a ladder. What each level of a female-led relationship looks like day to day, what it costs her in time and attention, and how to pick yours.
Most guides are about finding a mommy. This one is about being one: how to start, what to say, how to correct without cruelty, and how not to burn out.
Nearly eighty years after Kinsey, the honest inventory: the physiology is mapped, the orgasm gap is measured, the G-spot is still a fight, and the biggest questions barely got funded.
The National Institutes of Health awarded approximately $31 billion in research grants in 2024. The portion of that budget allocated to the study of human sexual behavior, outside of HIV/STI prevention, was functionally a rounding error. The exact figure is difficult to calculate because NIH does not maintain a
The full internal anatomy of the clitoris was not mapped until 1998, when Australian urologist Helen O’Connell used MRI and microdissection of cadavers to produce the first complete three-dimensional model of the organ. The study was published in the Journal of Urology. It demonstrated that the clitoris was
In 1981, the Centers for Disease Control published a brief report noting that five young men in Los Angeles had been diagnosed with Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia, a lung infection so rare that the existence of five cases in one city was itself a medical event. All five men were gay.
Alfred Kinsey died in 1956, exhausted and under investigation. The U.S. Customs Service had been intercepting his mail for years, seizing the erotic materials he was collecting for the Indiana University Institute for Sex Research. The IRS was auditing the Rockefeller Foundation’s grants to his lab, applying pressure
In 1979, William Masters and Virginia Johnson published a book called Homosexuality in Perspective. The book claimed that homosexuality could be converted to heterosexuality through their standard two-week therapy protocol. The claimed success rate was extraordinary. The methodology behind the claim was, by the standards of their own earlier
They spent twenty years studying human intimacy before they tried it with each other. William Masters and Virginia Johnson married in 1971, fourteen years after she walked into his laboratory as a research assistant with no degree and a talent for making strangers comfortable talking about sex. The marriage lasted
