Tag Archives: sexy shabbos

Whether solo or partnered, young or old, Jewish or not, if you live in the United States of America, it’s not easy to escape Valentine’s Day.

The marketplace would have you buy every toy, pill, cream or other liquid, but Dr. Jenni says get back to basics: your five senses. Have a sexy Shabbos!

Unfortunately, we live in a society where it is easier to have sex than talk about it in a meaningful way with our partners -- or our kids or parents. Talk is cheap... compared with the consequences of silence.

A study in Sexuality & Culture found 237 reasons people stated for having sex. Dr. Jenni tries to narrow it down. Have a sexy Shabbos! Mature subject matter advisory

Dr. Jenni asks about what we might be schlepping around with us. . . in our relationships. Have a Sexy Shabbos! (Mature subject matter advisory.)

This week, Dr. Jenni talks about our inner potential for pleasure. Have a Sexy Shabbos! (Mature subject matter advisory.)

After a break for the holidays, Dr. Jenni continues her discussion of human sexual response with Stage 3. Have a Sexy Shabbos! (Mature subject matter advisory.)

Dr. Jenni discusses the role of scent in attraction and arousal. Have a Sexy Shabbos -- and New Year! (Mature subject matter advisory.)

Dr. Jenni wishes everyone a sexy shabbos by explaining and encouraging seduction, especially for long-time partners.

Dr. Jenni salutes fifty years of a contraception revolution -- and like all revolutions, this one has had unintended consequences. Have a Sexy Shabbos!

Dr. Jenni explains the eight types of intimate connections... and only one is sexual. Have a sexy shabbos!

Get ready for a Sexy Shabbos as Dr. Jenni discusses the big "O" and her upcoming women's workshop. (Mature subject matter advisory.)

Congratulations to Dr. Jenni Skyler, who was named the 2010 Young Careerist in the annual competition organized by Boulder Business and Professional Women! Get ready for a Sexy Shabbos by learning about love languages in her latest post.

The GYTNOW campaign launches in April. Dr. Jenni explains what it is and why it's important.

As Washington squabbles about the nuances of our new healthcare system, we may have to remind ourselves that high-quality health also includes sexual health.

This week for Sexy Shabbos, meet Jeremy Kurn, a local tantric healer.

Nice Jewish girl writes what? This week, Dr. Jenni visits with Jordan LaRousse, the local, Jewish author of the literary erotica website www.OystersandChocolate.com.

Dr. Jenni gives an overview of the main guidelines when it comes to basic sexual health from a Jewish perspective.

Dr. Jenni cooks up a yummy fable for this holiday weekend.

Dr. Jenni looks at Purim - one of the most fun, festive, and pleasurable holidays experienced in Judaism - in a new way.

Whether solo or partnered, young or old, Jewish or not, if you live in the United States of America, it’s not easy to escape Valentine’s Day.

Dr. Jenni suggests: rather than depending on simultaneous, spontaneous combustion, think about how humans respond to stimuli and incentives.

What about the other days of the week? What happens if the spark isn’t always there for both partners?