In this article, sexologist Dr. Rajan Bhonsle, M.D., Hon Professor & HOD, Department of Sexual Medicine, KEM Hospital & G.S.Medical College, talks about the difference he has seen in 36 years of experience as a working professional.
How Has The Perception Of Sex Changed In The Last 40 Years? Read More »
Can sexuality be boxed into water-tight categories? Our expert debunks myths about sexual orientations by exploring the themes of the sexuality spectrum.
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A sexologist decodes the importance of sex in a relationship and advises couples on how to deal with lack of intimacy
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Coming from the Greek word ‘poly’ meaning ‘many’ and the Latin word ‘amor’ which means ‘love’, polyamory is defined as the practice of, or desire for, intimate relationships where individuals may have more than one partner, with the knowledge and consent of all partners. According to recent research conducted by YouGov, only half of millennials
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Zodiac signs, believe it or not, play a major part in our sexual compatibility with our partner. Roughly translated, compatibility means if your person is ready to get as down and dirty as you would, or if they like fine wine and dine before sex. What does your sign say about your sexual personality? Let’s
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Hooking up: Is casual sex or the occasional fling a good thing to indulge in? Bonobology contributors share their views.
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Sexuality in mythology has different interpretations in different cultures. Love and lust are there in all cultures. While Indian and Greek mythology look at sexuality in a different way Christian and Islamic history have a different take. We asked writer and expert interpreter of mythologies, Devdutt Pattanaik our questions and he answered them. Here is
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The origin of the Chandravanshi dynasty is a weird and wonderful story
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The sole heiress of Manipur and the only wife who perhaps found her place of worth in the story, Chitrangada is arguably an unsung hero in Mahabharata. A warrior, a queen, a lover. A loyal and royally deprived wife. Oh, and a mother, of course! Her identity gets muddled, like the rest of the women.
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The idea that women can find pleasure in their own bodies is frowned upon by societies all over the world. We can blame the social conditioning, the patriarchal system and the fact that women are seen as property just as material wealth, cattle and assets are. Any pleasure that may have been discovered by chance
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