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Exercise Activates Stronger Sexual Desires in Women Taking Antidepressants, Study
Engaging in moderately intense physical activities right before intercourse can ignite stronger sexual desires in women on antidepressants, according to a University of Texas Austin study. Lack of sexual desire and inability to have an orgasm are common side effects among women taking antidepressants.
Catholic Professor Faces Civil Lawsuit for Engaging In Sexual Contact with Minor
Men Involve In Extra-Marital Affairs Due To Stronger Sexual Impulses, Study
Sean Kingston’s Performance at Western University Cancelled Following a ‘Gang Rape’ Lawsuit
‘False Sexual Assault Accusation Has Traumatized Wells,’ Ginsberg Says (UPDATE)
Former Students File $380 Million Molestation Suit against Yeshiva University High School
Portland State Student Arrested Following a Reported Attempted Sexual Attack
CSU Student Accused of Video Recording Men Showering In an On-Campus Recreation Center
By Staff ReporterDartmouth, USC Face Federal Investigation For Mishandling Sexual Harassment and Rape Complaints
By Staff ReporterUConn Music Professor Faces Allegations of Sexual Misconduct and Child Molestation
By Staff ReporterDuke to Expel Students Guilty Of Sexual Assault Crimes
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