What are the risks of anal sex?

In many families, some children grow up with the uncomfortable feeling of being less loved than others, or worse, sensing that their parents have a “favorite.” Most parents insist they love their children equally. Yet multiple studies suggest that the majority do, in fact, favor ...  Show more

According to a study published in Current Psychiatry Reports in 2000, 10% - 15% of women are affected by anorgasmia, the inability to reach orgasm. Often, these difficulties stem from a person or their partner lacking a true understanding of their body. Difficulty in letting go d ...  Show more

We recorded this on the last day of Anal August so that counts right? Our second to last episode of Season 1 and we couldn’t be more excited to discuss a topic that has come up time and time again!A listener dilemma about analOur followers stats on analWould you peg your partner? ...  Show more

There’s a lot of research out there on the subject of anal sex; however, surprisingly little of it has focused on how women feel about this activity. Fortunately, a large nationally representative study of women’s experiences with anal touch recently came out that sheds ...

Sex therapist Cate and son Diggory talk about anal sex, discussing the different types before answering questions like: Who has anal sex? Why do people have anal sex? How should we have anal sex to minimise risk and maximise pleasure? Things also get a little heated as Cate and D ...  Show more

When you think about anal sex, what comes to mind? Does it make you feel turned on? Nervous? Like something you want to try or do more of, but you’re not sure about the best way to approach it? On today’s show, I help you get more comfortable with anal play by answering your top ...  Show more