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The relationship between pegging, novelty, and relationship satisfaction, including the importance of honest communication
Across multiple studies, a clear but nuanced pattern emerges: many participants—especially in experimental and survey work—tend to prioritize girth (circumference/width) over length for perceived , bu...
Preferences for are associated in several studies with subjective reports of greater vaginal sensation and sometimes higher rates of , but the overall effect on broad sexual satisfaction is inconsiste...
The short answer: evidence does not support a simple story that for physical attributes systematically shift in a uniform way after years of marriage; instead, research shows mixed, context-dependent ...
The empirical record on “sexual role reversal practices and long‑term relationship outcomes” splits into two unequal bodies of work: rich, comparative evolutionary studies that document sex‑role rever...
A systematic reading of recent reviews and empirical papers shows there are no well‑documented longitudinal studies of 10+ years that directly compare polyamorous, swinging, and monogamous couples on ...
Surveys and academic studies repeatedly find that many sexual partners — including heterosexual women and receptive gay men — tend to rate penis girth (width/circumference) as equal to or more importa...
There is no reliable, population-level evidence showing that participants in consensual cuckolding relationships have higher rates of anxiety, depression, or PTSD; the academic and popular literature ...
Partner comments about a woman’s genitals — whether praising, neutral, or disparaging — have measurable psychological effects that ripple through sexual self-image, arousal, orgasm likelihood, relatio...