5 must to ask questions yourself before having sex

Though SEX is not a pretty big deal - even if you've had it before

When you're on the verge of having sex, you don't stop and think about the aftermath for a minute . No, you get carried away in Gen heat of the the moment and throw caution to the wind. We all know it's not the wisest thing to do. So when you're about to have sex with some one new, ask yourself these five questions first.

1)do I really want this?

Do you really want this for your own pleasure or you doing it to get over someone from your past or make someone jealous? You have to figure out the real reason you're doing this and whether or not you're being honest about these reasons with your partner. Because if you're not fully present in the moment, it's not going to be great for you not will it be fair to your partner.

2) Am I feeling pressured?

Do you feel like he's expecting this from you? And if you don't have sex with him, he might be disappointed or angry? If yes, you need to take some more time to think if this is the right move. And there are different kinds of pressures too. With pop culture, many of us can feel a bit pressured by our friends as well. If you feel that way, you need to speak about it honestly to your friends and explain how it's affecting you.

3) do I have protection?

Protection is essential m. Especially with sexual partners. And, no, despite popular belief, it's not just the guys responsibility. You're equally involved and responsible so make sure you're either carrying condoms or have taken other measures to stay protected during sex.

4) am I going to regret this later ?

Step into the sexual aspect of your relationship while being honest with yourself. If things go south after you have sex with him, you will regret it?? What if he doesn't call ? Or what if the sex isn't good? Think about all the possibilities. Is there a scenario you can imagine in which you will regret your decision? If yes, is it still worth it?

5) do I trust him?

This one is the most important question of all. Love isn't necessary for sex, we all know that. Sometimes, it's just about scratching an itch. But we can never be too safe. Can we? So even if you don't love your partner, you need to be able to trust them. In case something goes wrong and you feel unwell, will they abandon you? In case you want to stop in the middle, will they comply? These are very important things you should know the answer to before you jump into bed with someone.

Watching online porn helps women explore their sexuality better

More women are watching online pornography than before and the opportunity has helped them explore their sexuality and connect with others to discuss issues such as new sexual practices and the use of sexual aids, researchers have revealed.

The team from a university in Canada found that the privacy offered online has made women more comfortable exploring erotic material that they may have felt less comfortable accessing in more traditional ways.

Now women have become one of the fastest growing groups of people who are consuming online pornography and this study helps us understand some of the reasons they are doing so said the author of the study.

A crawling Robotic baby helps understand how dust affects human infants

Scientists have developed a crawling robotic baby, that may help understand how dirt and germs on the floor affect human infants in the first year of their life.

The research showed that when babies crawl, their movement across floors, especially carpeted surfaces, kicks up high levels of dirt, skin cells, bacteria, pollen and fungal spores. The infants inhale a dose of bio bits in their lungs that is four times what an adult would breathe. While this may sound alarming, scientists from Purdue university in US said this may not be a bad thing.

There are studies that have shown that being exposed to a high diversity and concentration of biological materials may reduce the prevalence of asthma and allergies later in life.

Now, print a 200 million year old dinosaur skull at home

Yes, recently scientists have created a digital reconstruction of the skull of a 200 million year old South African dinosaur, which will allow enthusiasts all over the world to make 3D prints of the fossil at home. Researchers from university of the Witwatersrand in South Africa hope that this will facilitate research on the dinosaur called massospondylus , as well as others.