dr yvonne

Finally! The person you’ve been longing to meet is there – right in front of you! After months of seeing what else there is to sample at local wine tastings, after weeks of scoping out more than the game at various area sports events, and after nights of prowling the singles’ bar scene, somebody you actually fancy at first glance is there, ready to meet. So what are you doing getting cold feet??

Your wedding day is already a monumental one, but stepping it up a notch can make it truly memorable. Flooding your bride-to-be with lots of little, heartfelt surprises will make everything all the more special and reinforce what a class act she’s marrying. In my experience as a sexologist, guys are often willing to go over the top for their special someone – they just need a little help with what to do. So I’ve got some easy suggestions she’ll love that with a little bit of effort and coordination will secure your place as her prince.

Every month, men’s magazines are packed full of articles on how to be a better lover, how to maximize her pleasuring, and how to have the best sex ever. With so much information coming your way, it can be a bit overwhelming to identify what’s truly good advice versus what amounts to no more than rubbish. In helping you in your better sex efforts, making things more ‘sexilicious’ for your female lover (and ultimately you), boils down to the following…

Typically, when people think about the risks associated with anal sex, HIV is the first factor that jumps to mind. Yet while every person who is sexually active needs to be mindful about protecting themselves against the spread of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, they also need to give more attention to the potential transmission of another sexually transmitted infection – HPV (human papilloma virus).

Not only do lovers have to worry about any potential anal warts outbreak caused by the virus, but they need to consider its link to anal cancer as well. With 85% of anal cancer cases associated with HPV, engaging in anal sex may increase your risk of eventually developing this disease, that is, unless you use prophylactics.