Researchers recently investigated whether two distinct types of sexual knowledge predict sexual well-being among emerging adults. Their findings, published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, indicate that knowing what one personally finds pleasurable tends to have a bigger impact than general knowledge about sexuality. Many previous studies have examined predictors of sexual satisfaction. However, the authors of the new research argued that focusing on sexual satisfaction alone ignored several other important aspects of a person’s sex life. “Sexual well-being is an important part of indi…
