This week on How I Have Sex, we bring you the sex life of 24-year-old U.B. and how they navigate kink and consent.

A 25-year-old polyamorous man on navigates sexting under Covid19 lockdown while living with his family.

He condemned the Catholic church’s “overzealous morality” in the past.

Having sex with one's own self remains the safest way to experience sexual pleasure, guidelines state.

Society pushes you to either be a prude or a slut; it's okay to be neither and be perfectly happy about it.

"I cannot recall being asked about sexual function even once by the slew of doctors."

From tantric sex to edging, a variety of sexual practices involve stopping just before climax.

Women’s bodies ‘choose’ to stop ovulating if pregnancy is unlikely owing to a lack of sexual activity, researchers suggest.

Some people might not want to sext, but do so anyway to relieve anxiety about their relationships.

The myth of the intact hymen has deep roots within our cultural understanding of sex and female sexuality.

What began as a way to battle porn addiction has morphed into a belief that not masturbating can give you superpowers.

Incel culture is hideous, but it's also a reflection of the ugliest part of our mainstream beliefs.

Engaging in sexual arousal around other men is also the ultimate bonding ritual, according to a sexologist.

"I don't believe in the G Spot, but I also don't deny its existence."

In India, a niche group of sex educators are helping people set boundaries and understand sexuality and gender identity.

"Since I do enjoy the whole process of sex, I do not feel that orgasms are a mandatory part of a successful session," says Vishakha, 19.

Human papillomavirus, a.k.a. HPV, is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the world.

"I'd rather be having their hands and mouths getting busy somewhere else, to be honest," says Simran, 23.