In my previous relationship, my ex and I had starkly uneven sex drives. Wading against traditional gender norms, she wanted sex more than I did. A lot more. At times, I’d be having sex without expressing consent because I felt guilty for not wanting to have sex as often as she did. It appears I’m not alone, as new research from New York University suggests unwanted sex among men is more conventional than we’re led to believe.

Looks like marriage equality advocates are one step closer to victory Down Under. On Wednesday, a majority of Australians voted in favor of supporting same-sex marriage. The non-binding vote revealed that 62 percent of citizens are in favor of allowing same-sex couples to wed, while 38 percent were against. Next stage? The Australian government will debate whether a marriage rights bill will be amended to the country’s constitution.

The number of cosmetic procedures performed on men has increased more than 325 percent since 1997. In 2015 alone, men received more than one million surgical procedures, which comprises 10 percent of total plastic surgeries performed in the year. Obviously, the surgery has ascended beyond the stigma and has become a common practice for men. Why? Because insecurity doesn’t discriminate.

As if our physical appearance, hairstyle, fashion choices and conversation weren’t enough to stress over at the beginning of a relationship, a new survey of 7,000 singles from dating site Zoosk suggests food preference has a major impact on how we’re perceived as well. In addition to the survey, the site even took a peak at nearly four million profiles and first messages to examine how food can help or hurt your love game.

Amber Heard has been training hard to play the sea queen Mera, Aquaman’s love interest, in the upcoming Justice League movie, Aquaman. The 31-year-old actress’ career is hotter than ever, and she looks stunning on the cover of Allure’s December issue. No doubt, she has fascinating things to say on all sorts of topics—like, say, the sudden flood of sexual allegations against Hollywood’s heavyweights.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, a Republican from Utah, has always looked to us like the kind of old-school conservative who’d leap out of bed with the house on fire to save his cufflinks collection and let the goldfish fend for themselves, but maybe we’ve misjudged him.

Every adult man on earth has watched porn at some point in their lives. Despite this clearly being the case, men are still ashamed of their viewing habits and frequently scrub their browsers clean of any and all filth. According to new research shared exclusively with Playboy, most people clear their browsers a few times a year, followed by “a few times a month” and “once a month.

Before word even got out that Selena Gomez and The Weeknd had broken up, she was already spending time with her ex, Justin Bieber. The Weeknd has also been spotted hanging out with his ex, supermodel Bella Hadid. Despite the photographic evidence and anonymous “insider” quotes, we’re not going to pretend like we know for sure about their relationship statuses.

To be perfectly honest, I never much believed in the “sexual afterglow.” I mean, does sex really affect one’s appearance to the point that the person is glowing? Not literally glowing, of course, but it is told that when properly penetrated, a person appears more fresh and youthful. Research supports the notion, insisting sex zaps zits, hydrates the skin and can make your hair shine as if you were in a Pantene ad. This is perplexing.

Squirting in porn has become nothing short of a phenomenon. According to Pornhub, the world’s most popular porn-streaming site, interest in the act–also known as “shejaculation” or “gushing”–is at an all-time high after first gaining momentum in 2013. Today, squirting is one of the website’s most popular video categories—but more interesting is that women are more likely than men to search for videos of the act.