Asking For A Friend

Host Cleo Stiller offers a glimpse into the world of foreskin regeneration as she talks with men willing to undergo varying degrees of physical discomfort in hopes of regaining a sense of wholeness.

If you saw this headline and clicked, you're ready for a quick convo about anal sex. Dont try to scurry out the back door. This won't hurt…too much.

Most women know the drill: Pee after sex, or else you'll get a terrible infection. But is this guidance based on an old wives' tale or is it grounded in medical science? Cleo Stiller investigates—and gives you the final verdict.

Not comfortable talking to a human about your deepest, darkest secrets? No problem! Psychologists around the country are now developing avatars that may prove more effective than real-life therapists in managing depression and anxiety.

Were more open about sexual identity than ever before, but what about people who identify as asexual? Fusion sex and health reporter Cleo Stiller speaks with young asexuals to learn what its like to be outside of our culture's sexual loop.

Cleo Stiller goes inside the brains of shopping addicts to help let you know how to determine whether you really need a purchase.

Cleo Stiller speaks with the couples and professionals using this technology to find out, "Can you really have good sex through a computer?"

In this episode of Asking for a Friend, Cleo Stiller asks: How can queer women get the care they deserve?

What the hell is a Zika-proof condom and should we all be using them, just in case?

Cleo Stiller answers your burning questions about sex and dating—including the ones you were too afraid to ask like how much sex are your friends really having?

We were THIS close to getting a male birth control shot—but some men couldn't handle the side effects. Guys, it's time to rethink contraception.