YouTube Divas: Kicesie's Story

Jeremy Zentner, Yahoo! Contributor Network

Since the turn of the century, multimedia has transcended the globe in a whole new fashion. Now more than ever, people are voicing their opinions-and getting heard. Web surfers and bloggers have an interactive environment that is rising in popularity. Platforms such as blogs and vlogs are also beginning to bring an almost celebrity-like status to the operators that host these blogs. One such blogger, or rather, vlogger, is Kicesie who hosts a personal vlog account and an Advanced Sex Ed. Vlog on YouTube. This is her story. . .

Do You Understand Female Sexual Desire?

Will women want to enhance their sexuality - just like men?

by Pamela Madsen in Shameless Woman

I have been working with a major news outlet on the issue of female sexual desire. The talking heads call this "low sexual libido" - and we have been trying to get women to step forward and talk about it. No one wants to. Not a big surprise - would you want to step forward as a person with "low sexual libido"? Geez with the men they had to switch out erectile dysfunction with "ED".

I would rather call it "Desire Untapped". Now - that is language I can wrap my libido around - because that was what I once was. A woman who didn't understand my own sexual desire. I knew that I had it - but it felt more like a simmering pot - close to boil - but not quite. And I wanted to boil - as so many of us do. I wanted to feel like those women look in "Sex in The City" - but I wasn't them. I would never be them - I was a mid life Riverdale housewife - and fertility advocate. I had to find my own way - and I did. But along the way - I learned a lot about how women tick.

Robots Could Be The Future Of Prostitution, Researchers Claim

Lee Rannals for RedOrbit.com

Researchers believe that one day prostitutes might lose their grip on the underground sex realm to robots.

The slutty robots would become the apple of the eye for those wanting to partake in the sex-for-profit industry in 2050, according to Australian researchers Ian Yeoman, management professor, and Michelle Mars, sexologist.

Shy Hong Kongers urged to have more sex

By Judy Ngao | AFP News

File photo shows a couple walking along a footpath in Hong Kong. Sex experts are urging Hong Kongers to strip off their reputation as some of the least active lovers in Asia to get more out of their sex lives and overcome challenges of privacy in a cramped city

Sex experts are urging Hong Kongers to strip off their reputation as some of the least active lovers in Asia to get more out of their sex lives and overcome challenges of privacy in a cramped city.

"People say Hong Kongers have the least amount of sexual knowledge in the world. One of the reasons is they have no place to have sex," said professor Emil Ng, associate director at the Family Institute of the University of Hong Kong.

Financial pressure, career-driven mentalities and limited space are seen as key drivers of a fertility rate that is one of the lowest in the world by some measures, with an average 1.04 births per woman according to the World Bank.