Within every conversation there is a silent, unspoken battle for power and status… are you doing your part to display your strengths, or are you unknowingly expressing weakness? And why does this matter?

I’m really not surprised to find out that there’s more and more “bad” sex happening during today’s hookups.

Why? Watch this video and learn something…

Video 6 of 6 – Science suggests that the smell of a person can influence your attraction to them. It is a scientific fact that we can be biologically disposed to a certain type of person based on their smell.

Video 5 of 6 – Online dating is often based entirely on appearances… how can you improve her attraction towards you?

Video 4 of 6 – Online dating is often based entirely on appearances… how can you improve her attraction towards you?

Video 3 of 6 – The way you sound will greatly influence the way women will perceive you. Here’s how and why…

Video 2 of 6 – Through a series of videos Derren Brown explains how we can start to separate the fiction from the fact by exploring The Science of Attraction.

Video 1 of 6 – Through a series of videos Derren Brown explains how we can start to separate the fiction from the fact by exploring The Science of Attraction.

Being better than the average guy doesn’t take as much effort as you’d think.. luckily most guys are lazy dumb asses. No offense.

I find these sexy (or sexist) posters funny, confusing, and worth investigating with my eye balls. I call it the celebration of women and boobs.

Learn about the Vatican, Steven Seagal, and a book that will make you Built For Sex.

This week in Sexy Science News…

Sometimes having too many choices can be just as bad as too little.

I’m all about sex, love and science. So this piece of news REALLY fits within the borders of my blog…

Sometimes I dream up a topic, then I do my research. Today is such a day.

Are you missing work, losing friends, and forgetting to eat because you’re obsessed with sex? Then you just might be a typical male…

Is this type of sex considered masturbation? You decide…

TED Video: Anthropologist Helen Fisher takes on a tricky topic — love �- and explains its evolution, its biochemical foundations and its social importance. She closes with a warning about the potential disaster inherent in antidepressant abuse.