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Number Of Men Who Want To Be Cuckolded Has Doubled In a Decade

Cuckolding, a sexual fetish where men encourage their partner to have sex with others, is on the rise. Once a disparaging term to describe men who had been cheated on, cuckoldry is becoming a more popular and sought-out fetish. Research shows it has boomed over the past decade as people have come to embrace what was once considered taboo.

Since 2004, the number of people searching for the fetish online has almost doubled, according to Google Trends. Internet forums promoting the “cuckold lifestyle” and Reddit threads such as “Cuck wannabe who is curious” and “My girlfriend wants me to be a cuck,” are evidence that people are indulging their “forbidden fantasies” more and more. “It’s essential to grasp that what might be humiliating about imagining one’s wife having sex with another male is, in its idealized formulation, transformed into something not humiliating at all but engrossingly erotic,” said a psychologist in Psychology Today.

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Check out more about how cuckolding is on the rise: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3966888/Research-shows-number-men-want-partner-sleep-people-cuckoldry-fetish-doubles-decade.html

Gay Dating App Bans Certain Words From Profiles To Promote Safer Sex

In an attempt to promote safer sex, the gay dating app, Scruff, has banned certain words from users’ profiles that are linked with risky sexual behavior. What are the words currently prohibited from their users’ profiles? “Party” and “chem,” which are both code words for drugs and chemsex, a dangerous phenomenon in the gay community that’s claimed many lives.

While Scruff admittedly has good intentions, many users have easily gotten around the new ban by simply swapping out a letter for a number, like “ch3m” and “p4rty.” Not only that, but Buzzfeed recently wrote about a man who discovered the rule after his profile was rejected because he couldn’t say he was a member of the Labour Party, since the app indiscriminately filters out certain words without checking for context. In a statement, Nigel Whitfield said: “I know the Labour party is a bit fucked up at the moment but I’m pretty sure the problem isn’t that it’s on drugs.” Scruff, do you allow the word “fail” on your app?—it seems maybe you should check that one out for yourself.

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Check out more about the gay dating app that bans certain words to promote safer sex here: https://www.thegailygrind.com/2016/12/30/word-scruff-just-ban-profiles-promote-safer-sex-users/

Successful Male Contraceptive Gel Trial Bodes Well For New Form of Birth Control

A success trial in male contraceptive gel has yielded promising results for a new form of birth control. The product, Vasalgel, is a completely reversible, less invasive form of vasectomy, and the latest study in primates has proven 100% effective at preventing pregnancy. It works by injecting a blob of gel into the sperm-carrying tube (vas deferens), which then acts as a long-lasting barrier, much like the IUD for women.

The procedure, which can be easily reversed by flushing out the gel with a simple solution, would create one of the only viable options for reliable and reversible male contraception that we’ve seen in decades. Since the procedure does not interfere with sperm production and hormone levels, there are no side-effects—sperm production continues, “but rather than being ejaculated, it dissolves and is naturally absorbed by the body,” explains the Guardian. Scientists are confident that, “Chances are, it’s going to be effective in humans.” A human trial is expected to start soon.

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Check out more about the successful male contraceptive gel trial: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/feb/07/successful-male-contraceptive-gel-trial-brings-new-form-of-birth-control-closer-vasalgel

Study Reveals Ideal Number of Previous Sexual Partners For Men and Women

If you’ve ever wondered what the optimal “golden number” is for notches on your bedpost, a new study has the answer. Published in the Journal of Sex Research, the study asked participants to rank a potential sexual partner’s attractiveness based on how many sexual partners they had in the past. And according to the survey of 188 heterosexual participants on Facebook, the number’s a lot lower than you may think.

For one-night stands, the optimal number was between 2 to 6, with women slightly more forgiving towards men’s previous flings. But when it came to long-term relationships, both sexes were reluctant to get involved with someone with more than around 2 to 3 previous sexual partners. As one researcher of the study noted, “contrary to the idea that male promiscuity is tolerated but female promiscuity is not, both sexes expressed equal reluctance to get involved with someone with an overly extensive sexual history.” While we’re all about equality of the sexes, we have this to say to both men and women: lighten up; it’s only a number.

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Check out more about the study that reveals the ideal number of previous sexual partners: https://www.iflscience.com/brain/what-is-the-ideal-golden-number-of-previous-sexual-partners-for-men-and-women/

The Genderless Nipples Instagram Proves That All Nipples Are Created Equal

A new Instagram account specializing in genderless nipples proves that a nipple is a nipple is a nipple. The account has been collecting various nip pics in extreme close-ups to show that out of context, no one can tell if a nipple belongs to a man or a woman. This point seems important during an era where the “Free the Nipple” movement is gaining so much traction.

While the account is generally about freeing the nip, it seems particularly geared toward Instagram’s nudity policy, which allows male nipples but gets bent out of shape over female ones. As Slate says, “With this account, the proof is in the pudding, or rather, the nipples: It is indeed impossible to tell what gender the people these nipples are attached to identify with and therefore also impossible to determine which ones you are supposed to consider sexy and get turned on by.” It also set a clever nipple trap that Instagram fell right into, again proving its point: after one week, the platform disabled the account due to a post that violated its community guidelines. The post was of a man’s nipple.

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Check out more about the genderless nipples Instagram account: https://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2016/12/07/genderless_nipple_accounts_on_instagram_prove_that_nipples_are_universally.html

You Can Still Have Good Sex With a Micropenis

For the 0.6 percent of the male population with a penis that’s less than 2.75 inches, their anatomy is often the cause of much emotional pain, anxiety, and depression. But sex therapist Elizabeth McGrath is giving these men hope by showing them and their partners how to get the most out of their sex life. For her clients with micropenises, she says the main thing to do is to shift the focus away from penetrative sex—because there’s so many other ways to find pleasure!

“There’s humping, there’s grinding, there’s rubbing the penis on the labia or on the side, and then it expands into ‘What kind of fun things can we do together?'” McGrath said. Oral sex can be the main event, and sex toys, rings, vibrators, and even “extenders” worn over the dick are all great options for couples. She emphasizes that trying new things and figuring out what gives people pleasure is the key. And for a person with a micropenis, or really anyone, it’s about finding what makes you feel good and, most importantly, having fun.

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Check out more about how you can still have good sex with a micropenis: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/micropenis-sex-guide/

Tokyo Comic-Con Bans Men From Cross-Dressing

There’s one thing you won’t find at the Tokyo Comic-Con among the hordes of guests and celebrity cosplayers: men cross-dressing as female characters. It seems gender-bending for men is strictly forbidden, according to the official site. There is no rule for women, however, about cosplaying as men.

“The ban uses the Japanese word “jyosou” (女装), a word which is defined as ‘wearing female clothing’ and which has the explicit nuance of referring to men wearing women’s clothing,” reports Jezebel. While Tokyo Comic-Con’s rule might seem surprising considering Japan’s long tradition of men dressing as women in kabuki theater, the ban at otaku events is relatively common there. It seems the event’s organizers are concerned about large numbers of men dressed as women showing up. Perhaps Japan should take a page from its own history and un-tie the bunch in its panties?

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Check out more about Tokyo Comic-Con’s ban on men cosplaying as women here: https://kotaku.com/tokyo-comic-con-bans-men-from-cosplaying-as-women-chara-1788225504

Men Pull Out Of Male Birth Control Trial After Experiencing Side Effects

For a while there, it seemed male birth control was right on the horizon. But a new hormonal birth control trial for men was cut short recently after participants reported side effects. Even though the male contraceptive was found to effectively prevent pregnancy, side effects like depression, weight gain, acne, headaches, and changes in mood—things women have encountered since the pill’s inception in the 1960s—led several men to pull out of testing.

The four-year worldwide study of 320 men found that an injection of progestin and a synthetic form of testosterone stopped pregnancy in 96% of female partners in monogamous heterosexual relationships. But the trial was stopped for “safety reasons” after 20 participants dropped out due to side effects—even though nearly 39% of the symptoms reported were unrelated to the shot. As women all over social media have pointed out, these side effects are the very same ones that women have experienced for 60 years. One person on Twitter said, “So male contraception can’t be put in place because 6% experience side effects, yet 50% of women experience side effects from contraception.” Thanks, guys—looks like it’s back to rubbers again!

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Check out more about a male birth control trial being stopped after men pulled out due to side effects:https://www.buzzfeed.com/ginarushton/men-pull-out-of-male-birth-control-trial-after-experiencing

Your Boner Will Look Wild With These Wolf Print Underwear

Have you ever wanted your junk to look like a wild animal? If so, we’ve got the perfect underwear for you: Wolf Head Crotch boxer briefs! The beastly underwear sold on Amazon promises to “make man [sic] look sexy and wild.” Rawr?

As Maxim points out, “what better way to accentuate your crotch than putting a giant wolf’s head on it?” But if a wolf isn’t your special spirit animal, not to worry. The company also sells underwear with an eagle’s head on it! So, you know, your erect dick looks majestic AF. We don’t know about you, but we think these underwear are a perfect symbol of America.

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