Dr Tiger’s latest article for Las Vegas Woman covers talking to young children about sex as well as intimacy for women after menopause.
Read a scan of the article below (tap the image to make it bigger).
Read a scan of the article below (tap the image to make it bigger).
Dr Tiger was recently interviewed by Men’s Journal. The article is called “Sex Positions for Athletes” and you can read it here.
Beginning with the Winter 2014-2015 Issue of Las Vegas Woman Magazine, Dr Tiger will be their sex and relationship advice columnist, taking questions from readers and writing articles on topics of interest.
From the magazine:
“I want the readers of Las Vegas Woman magazine to know that it is not just about sex and relationships but also sex and aging, sex and marriage or long term relationships. I want help those going through a divorce and then dating again and how to make sense of your life when you haven’t been in the dating pool for 15 or 20 years.”
Dr Tiger was seen on HuffPost Live 6/4/13 discussing how and why people misrepresent the number of sexual partners they have had in their past.
Bryant writes:
Hello Dr. Devore,
I am in my mid-20s and not interested in intercourse–does that make me strange? I love foreplay, body contact and all sorts of intimacy but sexual intercourse is just not appealing to me. Yes I have had sex of course but I would much rather have foreplay than sex–I was wondering what do you make of this?
Thanks,
Bryant
Dr. Tiger Responds:
That you have a preference for the closeness of foreplay and the enjoyment of all the aspects of sex that don’t include intercourse is not a problem. You are clear that if intercourse was something you needed to do for a purpose, like getting your wife pregnant, that you could do it, its just isn’t your preference. If you had a fear of intercourse or could not engage in it, then there would be problem.
Carson54 says:
late night t.v. has become a repository for all manner of things. i’ve seen an ad for a particular male enhancement product. in it you have a young woman who openly says,and i’ll paraphrase to the best of my ability. “you better have a big one and know what to do with it,or don’t come my way. and if you try me and and i am dissaponted,i’ll tell everyone about your shortcomings.” if they could feel the pain of male sex dysfunction,would they be such cruel idiots?
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