Reach out to someone who can help, the silence must stop and the pain can be alleviated. A painful reminder of the silent suffering endured by women. Nearly one in 10 British women finds sex painful, according to a big study.

The fact that we don't talk about sex and relationships does not make the suffering people experience because of them less serious or less important. As the awareness and acceptance of this suffering are so low, the first step must be that of bringing it to light. And it is within this light that I see my work as more important than ever.

Readers asked, “We are married for a long time and have no more passion. How can we reignite our passion?”

Men and women alike are curious about anal sex and many would like to introduce it in their relationship, but don’t know how to go about it. Today I share some considerations on introducing anal sex into your relationship.

As of today, you can ask me (a qualified psychologist and clinical sexologist) anything in complete anonymity. I have started a question board, which anyone can visit, post and vote on. Visit oberdanmarianetti.com/askmeanything

About 10 to 25% of men globally are affected by a totally normal condition that often causes great distress: commonly known as Pearly Penile Papules or Penile Pearls.

Here are some insights on women’s sexual experiences. I am going to use the findings from a 2016 study, which for the first time gives us a coherent view on the sexual challenges women experience globally.

The moral is that whether we see it or not, life always has some shit falling from the sky and at all times we concurrently are its producer and its receiver. Accepting that we play both roles gives us the chance to be skilful and helpful in many life situations.

Children know more than we parents imagine. As parents we’re always being tested. Speaking about sex with our children is easier than we imagine.

Whoever you are, whatever your dream is START NOW!!!!!! Many of us delay the decisions that we know in our deepest of deeps we want to take. We make excuses…financial ones, familial ones, cultural, religious and physical ones.

Many men suffer in silence. Global estimates suggest that up to 30% of men have distressing sexual experiences due to their ejaculation occurring earlier than they desire. It is called Premature Ejaculation (PE).

It’s so easy to look in the mirror and think, rightly or wrongly, that we are a failure. We are constantly judging ourselves by the standards that others have placed upon us.

Join me and Jermaine Bee as we discuss a day in the life of a sexologist and discover how you also can rediscover the power and beauty of...

One of the most frequent questions sexologists get asked around the world is, “Am I normal?” For this article I have chosen to address this question through the lens of sexual orientation.

Your uniqueness is already within you; it’s just layered by years and years of distracting stuff. Start peeling the layers off and you’ll find it!

Men and women alike often lack the information that is sufficient to build healthy, reasonable expectations about sex and end up stressed and dissatisfied with their sex lives.

The inescapable truth is that we all have questions, fears, inhibitions and hang ups about relationships and sexuality. And that rare are the opportunities to openly address relationship and sexuality questions.

Watch how the Danes go about with their fertility rate campaign.

How do you find the right partner? What is the right partner? Is there such a thing?

There is sometimes damage (often unintentional) that parents can deliver to our relationships, and this can happen frequently.