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The inventor of the so-called “anti-sex beds” at the Olympics claims the cardboard beds are strong enough for “up to three” amorous athletes. Each athlete is measured for size and weight and an AI computer tool personalized their mattress’s density to provide what the Japanese inventor claims will give them the comfiest night’s sleep an Olympian has ever had. But besides comfort, the beds would “take two or three people with no worries,” he boasts, adding, “They are very robust. The cardboard base is very tough. They will cope with anything the athletes want to do with themselves or their friends.”

One athlete said in a viral video: “As you can see, they are pretty sturdy.” Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan posted an Instagram video of himself performing handstands and front flips on his bed, saying: “Once again, they have these cardboard ‘anti-sex beds.’ No, they pass the test—it’s fake, it’s fake news!” American swimmer Ryan Lochte has previously claimed that “70 to 75 percent” of Olympians fuck during the Games.

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A new study published in the journal Sexes revealed why women love sexting. X-rated texts stimulate the prefrontal and temporal parts of the brain responsible for processing emotions. Researchers explain that women want more than just to watch people fuck—they want to understand the buildup of emotions connected to a sexual encounter to get them horny.

“Unlike erotic videos, reading allows you to add or remove elements based on your preferences, creating a personalized fantasy,” said the study’s authors. Women are also just generally less visually stimulated than men, which is why men are more likely to watch porn while women are more likely to read romance novels or listen to erotic audio. “When you engage in healthy sexual communication, you’re giving yourself the permission to express your sexual self and that’s great for your sexual self-esteem,” researchers say.

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Health professionals are urging women to get it on—for good reason. Women who rarely have sex may not only suffer from pent-up tension, they could be heading to an early grave, a new study suggests. Scientists found that women between the ages of 20 and 59 who had sex less than once a week had a 70 percent higher probability of dying from any cause within five years compared to women who had sex more than once a week.

The women who had less sex had elevated levels of a protein linked to inflammation, which can cause damage to healthy cells, tissues, and organs. Researchers also found that the increased risk of death leaped upward a stunning 197 percent for those who reported low sexual frequency and depression. Regardless of race, gender, age, and most other health factors, the team emphasized that relatively regular sex is beneficial for most adults: “Sexual activity is important for overall cardiovascular health, possibly due to reduction of heart rate variability and blood flow increase.”

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New research reveals why men love porn so much. The study published in Human Brain Mapping shows that X-rated images trigger the reward centers of the brain more than the prospect of money or gaming in healthy adult men. Researchers explored how the human brain becomes conditioned to the most common internet-based addictions, particularly porn, gambling, and video gaming.

They collected data from MRI scans, skin conductivity tests that measure physiological arousal, and subjective ratings from participants, finding porn jumpstarted the brain’s reward processing pathways quicker than gaming and money. The findings suggest that because porn feels most rewarding, it might be more addictive than gaming addiction or gambling. Previous research agrees with the results, showing porn is more arousing and effective than some other addictive activities.

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The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris provides athletes with all the essentials for a good stay. As the 14,500 athletes and staff arrive in the City of Love, room tours are popping up on social media—showing off the huge supply of Olympic-branded condoms in every room. The bright and colorful condoms given to the athletes have images of the official mascots of the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics, the Phryges, and have little messages on each packet.

Messages on the condoms include: “On the field of love, play fair. Ask for consent,” and “No need to be a gold medalist to wear it!” This year 200,000 male condoms, 20,000 female condoms, and 10,000 oral dams will be available in the Olympic Village—that’s about 20 condoms per person for each of the 10,500 athletes. And Olympians are likely to take full advantage: one athlete had sex on a balcony at the 2004 Games in Athens, while others have seen people “getting down and dirty” out in the open on the grass or between buildings—and there’s even been a reported orgy in a hot tub.

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Swingers flocked to a sleepy British town for four days of debauchery at this year’s Swingathon. The kinky event attracted 1,000 kinksters for what event organizers promised to be a sex-stravaganza. “This year it’s bigger, better, and bolder. There will be fire breathers, pole dancers, acrobats, and much more,” they said, adding, “We are just a normal festival for people with alternative lifestyles.”

The naughty sex-tival also features “play tents,” pole dancing, hot tubs, foam parties, mobile dungeons, and butt-plug bingo. It is not the first time Swingathon has come to town, but this year organizers scheduled it on the same day as another—but separate—event aimed at people with fetishes called FetFest. The town of just 7,900 has complained to police in the past about “screaming and moaning” coming from the countryside site and keeping them up at night.

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