“You do not know how to turn a man on. See how heroines seduce heroes,” accused Murugan. His wife Rama retorted, “Why bother? You are like a sparrow.

Arpitha sat on the sofa heavily, immobilised. No! This could not be true. Her husband of 15 years was having an affair! Where had she gone wrong?

“I find it impossible to make love to my wife! She is cold and frigid!” stated the man who had come to see me, categorically.

I am a 26-year-old married woman trying to conceive for the last 6 months. During intercourse, my husband withdraws his penis immediately after ejaculation.

The government of India recently told the Supreme Court that it is difficult to block international porn sites in the country.

I’m a 40-year-old woman. Recently, my husband had the foreskin of his penis removed as a part of a religious ritual. After that I don’t get the sexual pleasure I used to get earlier.

Mehul consulted his family physician about his Erectile Dysfunction and sought treatment. The elderly physician’s rejoinder was: “At your age, you ought not to be worrying about it.

There is one sexual myth that has transcended all ages and societies. It is universal and has plagued mankind from time immemorial. Hence, it can be aptly called mother of all myths. It is masturbation.

I am a 25-year-old male. My problem is that whenever I talk to my girlfriend about sex, I get passionate and I ejaculate some liquid from my penis. It happens even when I talk to her on phone.

The general belief is that men are devoid of emotions and are interested only in physical intimacy. I always have women complaining to me that their men are unemotional! And since am a sexologist, the thrust on the complaint is ‘unemotional during sex’.