How to invite drunk women for sex

Most people who aren't citizens of the Islamic State or followers of some frigid Christian group will answer with an emphatic, "Hell, yeah. Well, enjoy it while you can, folks. Because like everything else pleasurable in the 21st century—smoking in a bar, complimenting a lady on her looks, drinking a bucket-size Coke—drunken sex is under attack from that new caste of killjoys who wouldn't recognize fun if it offered to buy them a drink "unwanted sexual advance". Drunken sex is being demonized, even criminalized; turned from something that can be either wonderful or awkward into, effectively, rape. They warned us for years, "Don't drink and drive. Alison Saunders, Britain's director of public prosecutions, the boss lady of all the British state's legal actions against suspected lawbreakers, has issued new advice on rape.

Ever wonder what's really going on up there? More than readers of Women's Health spill their dirty secrets about sex, relationships, and love. How to act: Keep your mouth shut. Women are more concerned with keeping the past in the past than men are, conclude researchers in a new study from the University of Kansas.

Obviously, she points out, everyone is different and some women have higher sex drives than lots of men. Not only will it make your guy feel more desired, when you both initiate sex you have more sex —and then everybody wins. Woo for girl power!

You've heard all about the benefits of having sex —it can improve your health, help you sleep and, obviously, strengthen your relationship. And the best way to have more sex is to ask for it. But for some women, that's easier said than done.