Poetry sometimes says what other types of writings fail to express so bear with me if you are not a fan of poetry and try to hear the meaning in this...

Why do we find it so hard to imagine women as perverted sexual perpetrators? In our culture we have a set idea of what men and women are and what that means. It flies in the face of our preconceptions to think that women could do such things.

Sex after 40 can be great, and Susan Moran talks about ways that are proven to enhance it. Whet she misses is that emotional connection is what keeps it hot and heavy..

Dr. Marta Meana was on Oprah talking about what women want and it may surprise you to know that men are often confused by this for a number of reasons...

A recent study says 50% of women would marry an "ugly" guy if they had enough money. What does this mean? How do we interpret the results?

The book "The Secret" has stirred up lots of interest. Even Sexpert Yvonne Fulbright has joined in the fun. But is there more than just thinking positively about getting what you want?

Is Oprah being stupid or what is that makes someone present a "just say no" position in regard to handling violent outbursts.

Something like 40% off all marriages are self reported as sexless. Is this acceptable? I think not, most men would certainly agree. But its not always the women refusing sex. How can this be changed?