Sex and the CT
From the blogger to the drug addict: the perils, pitfalls and practicalities of penetration
Some people you'll meet are perfect candidates for sex. Bloggers, drug addicts and enemies are not among those contenders. Read More
Sex and the CT
Men: Struggling to perform
If you were to ask most people who have sex why they do it, I think the majority would respond “because it feels good.” Given that fact, the number of people who have trouble climaxing — or don’t climax at all — is entirely counter-intuitive. I’m guessing the phrase “erectile dysfunction” has popped into everyone’s […]
Sex and the CT
Be more adventurous and indulge your fetishes
I know a girl who had a boyfriend with a “baby” fetish, and on more than one occasion she indulged him by wearing a diaper. This may go without saying, but take note that she did not actually enjoy dressing up like an infant or directly benefit from it any way — she was simply […]
Sex and the CT
Don't rule out playing for both teams
Sex & the CT explores the social implications of bi-curiosity. Read More
Sex and the CT
Blue balls in your court: dispelling a dating myth
Dispelling the myth that women hold all the control in relationships. Read More
Sex and the CT
TA sex doesn't make the grade
Only a few weeks into the school year, I feel that it’s not too late to dole out this warning: Having sex with your professor is not a wise idea. Trust me, I know from experience (the experience of not being stupid enough to do it). I realize it’s probably a lot more tempting than […]
Sex and the CT
Dealing with intense heat in and out of the bedroom
For most students new to the Rochester area, it’s the harsh winter that’s most difficult to deal with. For me, a Rochester native, the most difficult season has always been the summer. I’ll admit, it’s a welcome relief from the bitter cold -— at first. By September, however, I usually have a long list of […]
Sex and the CT
Installing beliefs: UHS puts out dubious sex ed
Sex and the CT examines the UHS Monthly Installments. Read More
Ed Observers
Pop psychology bamboozles book readers
Pop psychology books, under the pretense of making the science accessible to the average person, convince them to go off treatments assigned them for good reasons. It's not the way to go. Read More
