“Dirty talk is when someone uses suggestive, provocative or explicit language to increase the sexual atmosphere, tension or excitement between two people—and it is often used before and during ...

There’s nothing wrong with a little dirty talk, especially if it’s in the privacy of your bedroom with your partner. But how do you start the practice without feeling awkward or guilty for ...

If you have a man that you want to turn on, you can talk dirty to him and let him know you’re in the mood for some fun — or you can just do it to tease him. Here’s how. If you know that a ...

If you know how to talk dirty to her the way she’d be turned on, you’ll not only learn more about what she likes done to her, but you’ll also find out more about what she’d love to do to ...

Talking dirty isn’t necessarily a new phenomenon in the sex and dating world, but some creators are taking it to new heights with their videos on KinkTok. Angel Ardito, a rising TikTok creator ...

For some, talking dirty is a must during sex, while others only indulge in sexy chit-chat every now and then. Your preference may depend heavily on the vibes or even the person you’re having sex ...

It’s time to change that. The psychology of dirty talk “hasn’t received a ton of study,” says Justin Lehmiller, Ph.D., a researcher at the Kinsey Institute and MH advisor. But some studies ...

You may think of yourself as a suave suitor, but you're more likely to come off sounding like McLovin' than history’s greatest lover the first time you try to talk dirty in the bedroom.

So assuming you’re not a professional actor, how do you talk dirty without feeling like you’re bombing an audition for a poorly written porno? Rest assured, getting slick with it takes practice.

There’s a pretty obvious line between dirty talk that makes me feel sexy and grown up and shoving an innuendo about dicks into every sentence. Bodies are funny, but jokes that feel like ...

How do I talk dirty? Are people actually having safe oral sex? How can I explore dating and sexuality in my 60s? Dr. Carol Queen is an author, sex-positive activist, and the staff sexologist at Good ...