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How to Use a Blindfold for Sensory Play
The blindfold doesn't create new sensation - it removes the distraction that was suppressing the sensation you alread...
How to Ask for What You Want in Bed
The gap between what people want and what they ask for is one of the most documented findings in sex research.
First-Time Sex in India: What to Actually Expect
It rarely looks like the movies. That is not a problem.
Cowgirl: What Actually Makes It Work
The position isn't the reward. The control is.
BDSM 101: What It Is and Who's Really Into It
The research consistently found something that surprises many people: BDSM practitioners are doing just fine.
Audio Erotica: Why Listening Works Better Than Watching for Many People
When your brain fills in the picture, it makes exactly what you want. That is a significant advantage over someone el...
Asexuality: Understanding the Spectrum (and What It Isn't)
Asexuality is the absence of sexual attraction, not the absence of intimacy, love, or desire for connection.
App-Controlled Massagers: Setup, Features, What to Expect
Internet-connected control means distance doesn't matter - as long as both phones have signal.
Antidepressants Killing Your Libido? What You Can Do
Sexual side effects from antidepressants are among the most common reasons people stop taking them - often without te...
Anal Sex: What to Actually Know Before You Start
Comfort is not optional. It is the prerequisite for everything else.
Alcohol and Sex: What a Few Drinks Really Do in Bed
Alcohol loosens the mind but quietly undermines the body - the two do not move in the same direction.
The Truth About Queefs
It is air. Just air. Here is the full, reassuring, slightly funny explanation.