Trauma from rape, sexual abuse, or post-traumatic stress disorder can lead to severe distress, preventing you from leading a healthy and fulfilling sex life with your partner(s). Read through to find out how this happens.
Sexual dysfunction is the difficulty experienced by an individual or partners during any stage of normal sexual activity, including physical pleasure, desire, preference, arousal, or orgasm. It occurs in the form of desire, arousal,organsm,and pain disorders. It affects both penis and vagina owners. Let’s find out more!
Novelty in sexual intimacy can be one of the keys to a healthy and sustained sexual relationship. Quite unpopular in plain view, this article explores newness in sexual intimacy and ramps one up for this novelty and newness, both in thought and action! Read on!
The ultimate crash course on performing oral sex on vulvas/vaginas. Here’s how to make eating out a fine dining experience.
The article talks about the importance of foreplay, the need for foreplay and its definition. It also covers a range of ideas pertaining to foreplay and its connections with mental health, sexual health.
Here’s a look at the Orgasm Gap, or the Pleasure Gap, which refers to how in studies, we see a persistent disparity: during sex, women experience much less orgasms than men.
Check this out to explore how to get the big O with masturbation in vagina-owners!
For sex to last long, some people depend on Viagra. We’re here with an (better) alternative- Edging. Read to find out more!
Sexual dysfunction is a “person’s inability to participate in a sexual relationship as they would wish”. Read on to find out what are its causes and treatment.
That first sip of hot cocoa on a chilly winter night in a cuddly blanket? Flipping onto the cooler side of a pillow on a humid night? Finally letting out that long awaited sneeze? Sounds orgasmic? Well, this isn’t exactly it, read through to understand what really is.