Too much screen time is making men soft—literally. Chinese scientists found that playing computer games for a prolonged period can drastically increase a man’s likelihood of experiencing erectile dysfunction. In the study, scientists explored “the causal association between leisure sedentary behavior and erectile dysfunction.”

To gauge if there was a link, researchers observed 223,805 men aged 40 to 69 as they engaged in various leisure activities, including watching TV, computer use and even driving for pleasure. They found for every additional 1.2 hours of leisure time on the computer the participants more than tripled their likelihood of experiencing ED. Prolonged computer use is associated with lower levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), which is manufactured by the brain’s pituitary gland; along with testosterone, FSH is responsible for stimulating sperm production in men, which, when impinged, can result in ED.

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According to a new study, many couples are a little intimidated by trying new sex positions. On a scale of 1 to 5, American and European men and women were surveyed about several “anxiety-inducing” sexual scenarios. Across the board, “public sex” was listed as the most intimidating sexual act, receiving a score of 3.2 from the European respondents and 3.7 from the American respondents. 

BDSM, anal and “rough sex” all followed in the ranking, with “oral sex” being listed as the least intimidating act of the selection. Overall, sex acts such as bondage, S&M and public sex were reported as considerably more anxiety-inducing than exploring new sex positions or incorporating sex toys in the bedroom. But three in particular polled almost equally between the genders when it came to position preference: “Reverse cowgirl” (51.6/48.4 percent), “Tabletop” (53/47 percent) and “Legs up” (52/48 percent).

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More than 15 years after quitting a kinky career in adult entertainment to become a nurse, a porn star is stepping back in front of the camera. “Doing porn’s the best job in the world,” the former healthcare professional said, adding, “I’ve never been ashamed of my sexuality.” She’s thrilled to be back in the adult entertainment world—even though things have changed quite a bit: “I remember back in the day we would have to go check out what magazines we were in by going to the sex shops and picking them off the shelves… It was a way different time.”

After working as a nurse for ten years, the self-described “exhibitionist” found herself compelled to get back in front of the camera. She considers herself older and wiser: “Everybody looks at porn and sex work like it’s a young girl’s game and, yes, when you hit 25, most people will start calling you a MILF,” she joked. “But there’s so many women who are older that do this.”

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One of the world’s most famous porn stars—said to have “the devil between his legs”—is the subject of a new Netflix show, Supersex. Rocco Siffredi’s dream was always to be a porn star: he said, “I used my cock. He’ll help me out.” Rocco, who boasts a 10-inch member, said being on X-rated sets was “like coming home” and his popular performances led him to be dubbed the “Italian Stallion.”

Since his debut performance in 1986, Rocco has starred in more than 1,500 X-rated films and is believed to have slept with over 5,000 people. He was scouted at a swinger’s club in Paris: “People saw me having sex in front of everybody, and from that day on my life changed. I was in paradise.” Rocco earned 39 Adult Video News awards, 29 other porn gongs and countless more nominations.

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A former sex worker-turned-influencer has started a series about her exploits in Utah’s Salt Lake City. Most of her clients were men in positions of authority in the Mormon Church. She revealed some of these “repressed” men’s kinks—including “hitting it from the back while they read the Book of Mormon.”

She says roughly half come from the church of the Latter Day Saints, which preaches that proponents should wear “temple garments” during sex. “I’m talkin bishops, I’m talking men that are married with six kids at home, I’m talking people who had positions of authority in the church, the local government here,” she tells her more than 3,000 followers, adding “It’s… Salt Lake City is a kinky place, OK?” She enjoyed her sexploits in the “repressed city,” saying “It was a blessing, as they say in the church.”

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A veteran porn star is leaving the adult industry to pursue her dream of becoming a football referee. The award-winning Brazilian adult star is among some of the most-watched performers. While worried about how some fans will react to her porn past, she cannot wait to become a match official.

She said: “I feel ready and in good shape with my body to go to the field. I see a bright future as a referee.” The ex-porn star has starred in hundreds of X-rated movies, like “Lesbian Security Guards” and “Maid Takes Boss.” Crowd pleasers like “Big Ass Maid” and “Uber Without Panties” have won her millions of views.

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A New Zealand porn director has been ordered to return £85,000 in funding after a public backlash against her X-rated project. The film, named Rein, led to serious safeguarding concerns over scenes that featured live hardcore sex acts and the recruitment of those with disabilities. The culture minister said there was “no way” the film should have been funded by the taxpayer.

The project was awarded £84,555 through the Open Fund for Individuals. Some scenes were expected to feature “bare-ass lovers frolicking in long grass.” Three actors were also being paid £270 a day to perform in “a secret cave sex party.”

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You might want to rethink that romantic vacation to Idaho. Dozens of archaic sex laws still remain on the books across the US, criminalizing many behaviors with months in jail, hundreds of dollars in fines and even hard labor. In 1907, New York passed a law making it illegal to cheat on your spouse—this law is rarely enforced, but a conviction can cost offenders 90 days in jail and $500 in fines.

In Idaho, it is illegal to have sex before marriage; this law still on Idaho’s books has been around since 1972. The law states: “Any unmarried person who shall have sexual intercourse with an unmarried person of the opposite sex shall be deemed guilty of fornication, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $300 or by imprisonment for not more than six months or by both such fine and imprisonment.” At the discretion of a judge the sentence can be suspended, or a defendant can be given probation instead of prison time.

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Almost half of people who sleep in separate beds from their partner credit their sleeping situation for a “rejuvenated” relationship, while a fifth say it’s led to a healthier sex life, a new poll found. The survey of 2,000 Americans, by market research firm OnePoll, found that 82 percent say their partner’s sleeping habits keep them up at night, which affects them sexually. The poll found that 21 percent of couples who live together are “sleep divorced,” meaning they sleep in separate beds—and sometimes bedrooms—to improve their sex lives.

“This is why couples say one of their most satisfying sexual experiences is when they go on vacation [because] they get time to rest,” one sexpert explained. A sleep scientist with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine said the trend is catching on because people realize “there are sexual benefits for some partners to sleep separately.” Sleeping separately has become a hot topic lately, with social media posts talking about sleep divorce and how it has saved relationships garnering millions of views.

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If you’re wondering where to go to get freaky, sexperts have the answer. Georgia topped the list, according to Bedbible, a sex toy and sexual wellness company that ranked all 50 states based on the number of searches for kinky toys in each one. Georgia had an average monthly search volume of 521 per 100,000 residents.

Next was Nevada with an average monthly search volume of 509 per 100,000 residents, and naughty New Yorkers came in a close third with 508 per 100,000 residents. Those results align with a previous study that found Las Vegas and New York City are among the kinkiest destinations around the globe. According to Bedbible’s new research, Texas was the fourth kinkiest state with 498 monthly searches per 100,000 residents, while North Carolina and Colorado tied for fifth place with 494 monthly searches each. 

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