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Try These Racy Sex Tips Tonight (Avert Your Eyes Shy Readers!)

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Dr. Rachel Needle is what you might call a sexpert. She’s a Licensed Psychologist at the Center for Marital and Sexual Health of South Florida. And she’s a Certified Sex Therapist. Also, she is the Director of Health Services for

Racy Sex Tip To Try Tonight (Shy Readers, Don't Look!)

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Imagine this: You’re having sex with your boyfriend. You're kissing. You're closing your eyes. You're feeling great. But...what are you doing with your hands?

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A Foolproof Sex Tip To Try Tonight (Shy Readers, Don't Look!)

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Psst--my dolls, want to hear a little sex trick that will drive your boyfriend crazy?

What Makes You Good in Bed?

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MYTH: For better sex, practice stopping your urine flow. TRUTH: Kegel exercises utilize the same (pelvic)…

Reader's Dilemma: "My man and I are planning a sex marathon, so I need some new tricks!"

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Some brave readers have shared their dating dilemmas, including "What if you don't like your friend's boyfriend?" and "My boyfriend never says, 'I love you.'"

Today, a reader is looking for ways to spice up her sex life....

Sex tips, from the year 1894

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Imagine a time when sex was seen as "at best revolting and at worst rather painful." According to The Sun (and well, anyone who's ever taken rudimentary history lessons), the Victorians, not exactly known for their raunchy bedroom antics, perceived a woman's um, "wifely duties" as something to abhor. Sex Tips for Husbands and Wives was penned by Ruth Smythers, a vicar's wife, in 1894. Some amazing gems, after the jump!