Shaming men doesn’t build healthy sexuality
Instead of celebrating male sexuality, fear-based debates over porn and rape are taking over and isolating men
Instead of celebrating male sexuality, fear-based debates over porn and rape are taking over and isolating men
According to a recent study, feminists find benevolently sexist males more attractive.
Some commentators claim that watching porn is a form of cheating, however a large majority of people in a recent study don’t agree.
The replication of sensational porn research fails
The label of “porn addict” causes psychological suffering, but porn watching doesn’t. David Ley shows the research.
Masturbation serves differing roles for men and women in marriage. Dr. David Ley explains.
Why is sex addiction predominantly a wealthy, white issue?
Instead of celebrating male sexuality, fear-based debates over porn and rape are taking over and isolating men
A man can be both a male with very masculine desires and attitudes and a self-aware, responsible, and thoughtful person.
David Ley is a clinical psychologist working in the area of human sexuality. In this article he contends that the branding of male (and female) sexuality as “addiction” brings in big money for therapists pretending to fix it.