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You've tried lighting candles and slipping into something lacy, but let's face it: After a long day it sometimes feels darn near impossible to get in the mood.

Dr. Ruth Westheimer offers up some good sex and relationship advice to callers on HLN's Dr. Drew.

It's not surprising why sleep trumps sex: Between work, family, and social obligations, our need for shuteye often suffers.

The bedroom is supposed to be one of the most confidential places in our lives, where you can do all sorts of weird and kinky stuff without feeling self-conscious. And yet, many people are just too shy to ask for what they want. Here are 5 sex moves that many women would like ... but just don't know how to ask for.

As a new bride, 22-year-old Ummu Atirah believes she knows the secret to a blissful marriage: obey her husband and ensure he is sexually satisfied....

"Before you start shooting, you go online to see the other person's test results," Wylde explains. "Or sometimes on set, before you start, they show you the results on paper."

Sounds expensive. Move over, chocolate. You ve got company in the aphrodisiac aisle. A new study has found that a diet with the spices saffron and ginseng can actually heat up your sex life.

A new book applies the market rules of cold hard capitalism to the economy of your marriage to help you efficiently allocate limited resources such as time, money, sanity and, yes, even your sex drive.

People who "hook up" for casual sex can have as rewarding a long-term relationship as those who take it slowly and establish a meaningful connection ...

U.S. researchers found that when men reach sexual maturity in settings where they far outnumber women, they live an average of three months less than males from areas with a more equitable gender ratio.