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Between working, keeping the house presentable, grocery shopping, trying to maintain a social life, and attempting to sneak out to the gym or a yoga class every now and then, it’s no wonder that many parents say their sex life becomes virtually nonexistent after having kids. This is how you can prioritising sex when you’re a parent.
Having a child can be a joyful and profound experience, and it’s one that is accompanied by many changes. You’ll immediately get acquainted with dirty nappies, throw-up, and you’ll probably start sleeping in chunks of just a few hours. In this post we talk everything you need to know about sex after childbirth.
Our bodies undergo constant changes throughout life, and as we enter our thirties and forties many of us notice—for the very first time—the signs of ageing.
Today we’re going to look at how the body changes as we get older, and how some of these changes can impact our intimate and sexual functions. We’ll also look at what you can do to navigate these changes and make sure that you’re still enjoying intimacy and sex the way you want, regardless of age.
Anal play is for everyone - here's how to explore and enjoy it with a partner.
Keeping things clean and comfortable is easy - here's how to do it.
Anal play can unlock a huge amount of pleasure for people with penises - here's the why and the how.
The pleasure anatomy you most definitely missed in school, and most definitely need to know.
The unsung hero behind the most powerful orgasms you may ever experience is finally ready to step into the limelight.
Anal can be an exciting, intimate, sexy, and multifaceted act—but if you went by what you see in porn and pop culture, you’d be forgiven for thinking it was all hard and fast penetration.
Everything you need to know about anal: from anatomy basics, to safety tips, to lube must-haves and everything else in between.
Anorgasmia refers to the inability to achieve orgasm despite adequate sexual stimulation and it often remains shrouded in silence, despite how prevalent it can be.
Hyposexuality, in a nutshell, is a low or reduced interest in sexual activity. It means a lower frequency of sexual thoughts, desires, and behaviours compared to what’s often considered the norm.