Why would we assume sexual desire is a universal experience?

We want bonded partners, but will always desire others at the same time.

"I have no idea what sex is really like for men, especially for gay men."

For once, women’s sexual desire is having a Moment — and not in the usual way. Over the weekend, “Cat Person,” a short story by Kristen Roupenian published in The New Yorker, set off a viral debate on what is and is 

Sex is probably one of the most fundamental things we do – and one of the last things we talk about. We sweep it under the covers and whisper behind our hands. And while social sex revolutionary Cindy Gallop is 

Cindy Gallop’s experience dating younger men, specifically men in their 20s, brought her face to face with “the real ramifications of the increasing ubiquity of hard core pornography.” She took her message to the world in a now-famous 2009 Ted 

I’ve written before about how important it is for parents to react sensitively when kids come out. I wrote from the assumption that the news the child is gay would come as a surprise, if not a shock, as it was 

Coming out to my parents changed my life, and mostly for the better. I can easily divide my life into two halves: Before I let my parents and the other people that matter to me know of my non-heterosexuality, and 

I typically like to include lots of research in my articles. I enjoy researching a topic, reading about what studies have revealed, and sharing that information so parents have a factual basis for their decisions and actions. But this article