Kategoria BISAC: Health & Fitness >> Sexuality

After years of activism, risk awareness, and AIDS prevention, increasing numbers of gay men are not using condoms, and new infections of HIV are on the rise. Using case studies and exhaustive survey research, this timely, groundbreaking book allows men who have unprotected sex, a practice now known as "barebacking," to speak for themselves on their willingness to risk it all.

Without Condoms takes a balanced look at the profound needs that are met by this seemingly reckless behavior, while at the same time exposing the role that both the Internet and club drugs...

Since then the greatest social revolution in human history has occurred. The rise of the feminine and the re-ification (obviously still a work in progress) of the equality in both opportunity (and soon, power) of women has occurred. Simultaneously, the public acceptance of homosexuality and the variety in sexual orientation of a...

If there's one thing in this world that people don't think about hating, it's sex. Driven to amuse the masses by pointing out the hilarities and bloopers of sex, June Whitehorn creates list after list on the idiosyncrasies of lovemaking, men, women, and life. Startlingly funny and bluntly honest, "I Hate Sex, But..." reveals what no person wants to acknowledge about sex: the gas, the bumps and bruises, the uncontrollable giggling fits, and much more. Compiled and composed after generous research, "I Hate Sex, But..." balances out the good and the bad, the pretty and the...

Drawing on her extensive experience in counseling families and individuals with sexual problems, psychologist Margretta Dwyer delivers a timely look at some of the sexual issues facing us today in Understand Offending.

Dwyer believes the emphasis on natural, healthy sexual development is imperative to creating an atmosphere conducive to debunking myths and false teachings on sexuality. Dwyer also focuses on those who commit sexual offences and explores the reasons behind their problems.

This detailed, practical guide explores issues facing children, teenagers, and...

Surprising new information, presented in frank detail, provides solutions for sexual problems connected to depression, fatigue, headaches, diabetes, heart attacks, cholesterol and arthritis. Innovative advice on nutritional needs, exercise, and on the importance of communication keeps you...

The Culture of Love interprets the sweeping change in loving that spanned a period when scientific discoveries reduced the terrors and dangers of sex, when new laws gave married women control over their earnings and their bodies, when bold novelists and artists shook off the prudishness and hypocrisy that so paralyzed the Victorians. As public opinion, family pressure, and religious conviction loosened, men and women took charge of their love. Stephen Kern argues that, in contrast to modern sex, Victorian sex was anatomically constricted, spatially confined, morally suspect, deadly...