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The AskMen editorial team thoroughly researches & reviews the best gear, services and staples for life. AskMen may get paid if you click a link in this article and buy a product or service.

The AskMen editorial team thoroughly researches & reviews the best gear, services and staples for life. AskMen may get paid if you click a link in this article and buy a product or service.

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Did you know that being cheated on can cause post-infidelity stress disorder? While it’s not an official diagnosis, it’s a term that describes an experience very similar to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Str8Curious is a monthly AskMen column where out and proud lifestyle expert Joey Skladany answers burning questions from heterosexual men about sex, dating, and the LGBTQ+ community. No topic is off limits as he candidly lends advice, debunks stereotypes, and gives it to you straight — err — gay. Should you be interested in submitting a question for editorial consideration (and we will respect anonymity), feel free to ping Joey directly on Instagram or email him at [email protected] ).

For many retailers, Black Friday has morphed from a single day into a multi-day sales experience, with different deals going live at different times. To help you stay on top of things and score the best deals, we've launched our Black Friday series across key categories, from Tech and Fitness to Style, Grooming and Sex/Dating.

You’ve probably heard about Athletic Greens (AG1) in passing before. The brand is well-loved by many YouTubers, podcasters, and professional athletes for its comprehensive approach to nutrition and overall wellness.

The get-to-know-you phase in a new relationship is crucial — it's during this chapter that you really start to suss out whether or not you're compatible. You might ask your partner more about their family life, their professional goals, or whether or not they want kids. Another question that might come up? What their sexual history looks like. But this is a risky move: ask in the wrong way, and you could very well sabotage the connection you’ve been building. So, should you ever ask about a partner's body count, or is that the kiss of death in a new relationship? And if you do ask, is there a respectful way to phrase it?

If you clicked on this article, you're wondering whether something you're doing (or not doing) is keeping you from having a more robust sex life. In relationships (especially long-term ones), sex can ebb and flow, and there will inevitably be lulls. That said, certain things can really kill the mood and make the person you're sleeping with less interested in getting into bed with you.