
Erica Garza
Author and Freelance Entertainment Writer at Freelance
Author of GETTING OFF, Essays @TIME @VICE @GlamourMag @GoodHealth @TheCut @Salon @BUST_Magazine @GoodHouseMag
Articles
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6 days ago |
mediafeed.org | Erica Garza
Many men seek medical advice when their drive is too low, but can a libido ever be too high? If you came here wondering “Why is my drive so high all of a sudden?”, know that it’s completely normal for your libido to rise and fall throughout your life. Hormonal fluctuations, changes in medications, and even new lifestyle habits can all impact your desire to have intimacy — no matter what age you are.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Erica Garza
The first time I saw porn, I was around 12 years old, having stumbled across it while watching late-night cable TV. Sadly, the widespread availability of online pornography now means many young people can easily view it at such a tender age. But even in the Nineties you could get your hands on it if you wanted. And in my teenage years, it quickly became a compulsion. I'd sneak downstairs when my parents were asleep to tune in to those cable shows.
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1 week ago |
mediafeed.org | Erica Garza
This article was edited by Kelly Brown MD, MBA. We often hear less about it, but high drive in women can happen just like it does in men. Matching drives in a couple are about as rare as simultaneous arousals — wonderful when they align but pretty uncommon. The longer you’re with your partner, the more likely it is that you’ll encounter times where your desire doesn’t sync up. In some relationships, it’s the woman who experiences a higher drive. And it’s perfectly normal.
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3 weeks ago |
hims.com | Erica Garza
Ever ask yourself, “Why do I get horny when I drink?” Or, maybe you’re only horny when drunk? Perhaps the idea of sober sex seems scary to you or maybe even impossible? If so, you’re not alone. For many years, this was the reality for Tawny Lara, also known as “The Sober Sexpert” and author of Dry Humping: A Guide to Dating, Relating, and Hooking Up Without the Booze.
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1 month ago |
mediafeed.org | Erica Garza
This article was reviewed by Kelly Brown MD, MBA. Between sleepy food comas after a big meal and the regret-inducing bloat of the occasional overindulgence, most of us don’t associate the sensation of a full stomach with arousal or stamina. But some foods, eaten in moderation, may have benefits (hello, aphrodisiac foods).
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