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Watery semen is not so good in terms of sperm count. On the other hand, thick semen is often regarded as better in terms of fertility, health and sperm count. Apart from the fertility issues, thick semen is that most women find visually stimulating and is a turn on for them. Long arousal makes the ejaculate more liquidy while a quick sex results a thick semen. The reason for this is evolutionary. In the past, opportunity for sex came and went fast, so a fertile, thick ejaculate was the best bet for offspring. Sticky thick ejaculate stuck at the opening of the uterus also made it hard for s… Read more

After studying human sexuality for many years it has become inarguable to me that a cuckold relationship (in which the wife engages in sexual activity with a variety of men while her husband remains faithful) is most compatible with basic human evolutionary make up. It is straying from this evolutionarily grounded human bonding relationship that has produced such misunderstandings and conflict between the sexes. At the very base of this principle is the understanding of a woman’s psychological need for a variety of sex partner’s. Psychologically, women are hardwired differently than men. A… Read more

I would guess you have had thoughts and craving about other men, and most likely felt really bad and guilty about them. Perhaps you worried what is wrong about you and if it means don’t you love your man anymore. Or perhaps you considered them random thoughts that you just ignored, denied or pushed away. As contradicting they might seem, those feelings are very common and have natural explanation, and you shouldn’t feel guilty about them. Women are biologically designed to want to partner with two very different types of men. It's built into our nature and if we deny our nature we are going… Read more

According DNA test of yellow-headed blackbird eggs, 45 to 65 percent of nestlings were not fathered by the social father. Females mate with subordinate males from within their social group, and the male partners play an active role in assisting a female bird to raise her young, contributing up to 60 percent of the work involved in incubating the eggs and feeding the offspring. Before that, courting, feeding the female and building the nest. Coupling with another male provides the female with high-end genes of her preferences and maximizes female birds’ chances of having healthy offspring. To a… Read more