An article from this past Sunday (January 3rd) in The Sunday Times, What an anti-climax: G-spot is a myth, described a study done by British scientists which suggests that the G-spot seems to be subjective and may not exist at all.

The article states: "Andrea Burri, who led the research ...

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You can answer many of your own questions and concerns about sex, masturbation, and sexual health by learning more about your own body. Let's jump right in, and take a deeper look at a part of our body we often don't even refer to correctly: the vulva (not ...

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This article will cover the part of sexual anatomy that, for many men, is dearest and nearest to their heart (emotionally, I mean...NOT physically):  the penis.  It's a part of the body that, from a very young age, many boys are taught to value and revere....and yet ...

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We here at everybodysgood.com think an important part of keeping our bodies healthy is truly knowing about your body and understanding it---and this coudln't be more true than when it comes to our sexual anatomy!  So throughout this site you'll find various articles and blog posts that ...

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We here at everybodysgood.com think an important part of keeping our bodies healthy is truly knowing about your body and understanding it---and this coudln't be more true than when it comes to our sexual anatomy!  So throughout this site you'll find various articles and blog posts that ...

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There's probably a lot of jokes we could tell here about about gay & bisexual men and games or sports with balls....but we'll leave that to your imagination!  In all seriousness, though, let's take a deeper look at a set of balls that are very important to ...

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Testicular cancer is among the most common cancers in young men...and, for reasons that are not entirely understood, the disease is about four times more common in white men than in black men.  when thinking about testicular cancer there are a few important things consider:  the different kinds or ...

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Every year approximately 189,000 men in the U.S. are diagnosed with prostate cancer, the second leading cause of cancer death (lung cancer is first) in men----and while prostate cancer is not necessarily a condition that impacts gay/bi/queer men differently than other men (unless, of course, they ...

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Typically when we talk about male sexual anatomy and health, we talk about parts of the body that all men have.  Here, however, we’re going to stray slightly from that path---by discussing a body part that all men are born with, but that many no longer possess:  the foreskin ...

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