Tamara Parks (Kristen Wiig) joins Seth Meyers at the Weekend Update desk on Saturday Night Live to discuss PGAD, or Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder. May be offensive to some. 27 OCT 2009.

This is an interesting article, directed at parents, but I believe teens and preteens should read this too, and take it into account. You may think you know everything about being safe on the Net, but you can never be TOO knowledgeable.

Make no mistake, there are no sock puppets in this show! These puppeteers stretch themselves to the limit presenting the ancient Australian art of genital origami.

Suze has too much of a good thing. For days, sometimes weeks at a time, she feels constantly aroused, but can't get any satisfaction. Suze... has what is now called persistent genital arousal disorder, or PGAD.

Abundant myths, misperceptions and misinformation circulates as "common knowledge" when it comes to women's health. This debunks four of the more common myths.

Home of the web sensation Kara Sutra, a Canadian woman on a mission to educate people about sex. Site includes Kara's bio, a sex ed Q&A, links to her videos, products she recommends and other useful links.

Pretty much anything you could ever want to know about sex. It answered a lot of my questions, and is a great place to look for tips

Caroline Schaefer from Self magazine and sexologist Logan Levkoff discuss how using a sex pyramid can recharge the romance in your life.

Believe it or not, your doctor really has heard it all. We talked to doctors and got answers to some of the strangest questions they've been asked, as well as questions you can't skip.