RedTube, which hosts a digital library of more than one million sultry videos and receives 20 million visitors every day, is one of the leading online destinations for free explicit content. With a thriving business model and fan base then, it makes sense that the company would want to expand its frontiers and nab more money from horny visitors. So what is RedTube taking on next? Brick-and-mortar sex clubs? A new line of dildos? An online zine? Nope. Try greeting cards.

If dating apps have taught us anything, it’s that men suck at communicating with women. (Not that women are always that adept either, but that’s an issue for another day.) Whether they open with a Googled pickup line or an unsolicited image of their junk, many women have taken a vow to avoid dating apps at all costs. But there’s good news.

The Kremlin’s wily master is well known for keeping his long game under wraps, and that’s putting it mildly. Yesterday morning, however, a dumbfounded America woke up to the Big Reveal about Vladimir Putin’s true agenda. Getting Donald Trump elected, reducing NATO to a bunch of stinky Gauloise butts in hopeless search of an American ashtray, turning our trust in democracy into belief in the Tooth Fairy? All that, we can now see, was just the prelude.

On Memorial Day weekend, a pair of cunning and calculated thieves broke into luxury sex-toy retailer LELO’s warehouse not once but twice, escaping with 30,000 condoms and a gaggle of other sultry items.

Unless you work in porn, sex at the workplace is generally frowned upon. But judging by a recent survey from Australian gift site, Yellow Octopus, some of us elect to ignore HR’s guidelines and do the deed on the employer’s dime. The survey of over 1,000 people first sought to discover which office acts were perceived as most offensive. Coming in first was masturbation, as delcared by half of men and women in the sample.

New research from UK-based parenting site ChannelMum.com found that half of the 1,194 parents who try to conceive have more sex than they normally do. Researchers broke this number down to determine how much sex these prospective couples had. An energetic 10 percent confessed they had sex 15 to 20 times each month to conceive and some–one in 20–managed to do the deed 21 to 25 times, which is just insane. Conversely, five percent had sex only once a month but did manage to get pregnant.

You hear these stories all the time. Some horny, impulsive individual sends a nude photo of themselves. By sundown, the image is posted online or is shared without consent. Because these instances are commonplace, you’d think we as a society—who, logically speaking, should learn from our mistakes—would be apprehensive by now to send nude pictures of ourselves. Well, think again. New research from Dr.

“I love beards. Do you think you want to grow yours out…maybe?” That’s what my girlfriend, now fiancée, asked me back in 2013 over coffee, about a month into our relationship. When we started dating, I was sporting some solid stubble. But apparently, that wasn’t enough. At the time, researchers from the University of Queensland had just determined that women found stubble to be sexier than a clean face or a full beard, based on a study of 8,000 females.

The fact that multiple websites dedicated to pursuing extra-marital affairs are thriving is enough to solidify the fact that cheating happens a lot. In fact, research has shown that as many as 60 percent of men and almost 50 percent of women will cheat at some point in their marriages. Another study says one in four people don’t even constitute fucking someone else as cheating.

Accessing porn when the internet was in its fledgling first stages was…complicated. These were the days of AOL’s “You’ve got mail,” obnoxious email addresses that namechecked your favorite band, ~TyPinG LiKe THiS iN YoUr aWaY mEsSage~, waiting for your crush to instant message you and ripping Dave Matthews Band’s Everyday off Napster.