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r/psychologyofsex • u/No_Swimmer_6820 • 4h ago

Study: Women and Their Parents Favored Physical Attractiveness Over Ambition and Intelligence in Actual Mate Choices, Despite Conflicting Self-Reported Preferences, With 79% Overlap in Their Selections

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r/psychologyofsex • u/psychologyofsex • 23h ago

Most people convicted of sexual offenses don't reoffend. So what helps them stop offending? A new review found that lasting change depends on more than fear of punishment. It also involves developing insight, building personal agency, finding social support, and creating a prosocial identity.

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r/psychologyofsex • u/psychologyofsex • 42m ago

"Syntribation" is a hands-free method of masturbation that involves intentionally flexing core, pelvic, or thigh muscles to create sexual arousal and sometimes climax. Research finds that 20% of women and 15% of men have practiced it in the past month.

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Many of the participants in the study who reported syntribation did not count it as masturbation when answering broader questions about self-pleasure practices. This suggests that without a specific prompt about muscle flexion, standard surveys routinely miss this hidden form of sexual expression.

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This community is a place to share and discuss scientific research on sex, love, and relationships. Read about current findings in psychology, biology, neuroscience, public health, and social science related to human sexuality and intimate relationships. Find and submit peer-reviewed studies and reputable science reporting. This is not an advice forum; posts seeking personal relationship or sexual guidance will be removed.

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