Understanding and practicing sexual health is the foundation for a satisfying, responsible, and evolving sex life. This ‘need to know’ sexual health info will help you and your partner(s) make fun choices, smart choices.
Satisfy your curiosity with answers to all your burning questions, and grow your sexual confidence – regardless of where your life of sexual discovery is at.
Whether they’re in a relationship or enjoying an intimate moment with a new lover, many women have faked the big O. Was it because they wanted to give their partner positive feedback, even when the pleasure wasn’t really there? Or was it too early for them to relax with their partner? Or did they just want to get the deed over and done with? There are many reasons why women might feel the need to fake an orgasm.
In our modern times, masturbation is considered a powerful and liberating experience for women. Some even like to vocalise this regularly via social media, podcasts and blog posts as a form of activism.
In fact it’s perfectly normal, natural and healthy to be thinking and experimenting with sex.
Using condoms for the first time can be a tricky business and you need to find the type that fits and feels good.
Sexual health clinics are the best place to get checked.
Masturbation is healthy and is a great way to explore your body.
An orgasm is different for each person and because of this it’s a tricky sensation to describe.
If he respects you and listens then he will support your choice.
Sexuality is fluid, meaning it can change over time.
Lube makes sex more fun for everyone!
I want to talk to tell my partner I’m ready to have sex with him, but I don’t know how to do it right. Can you give me advice on what to say? Being open and honest with your communication is the best way to be with partners. If you feel ready to have sex […]
The fact she gave you condoms means she wants to support you in being safe if you do have sex,
