The act of making love can bring deeper experiences of joy, vulnerability, openness, trust, and connectedness within oneself and with one another. However, with the slew of overtly sexual and suggestive images that dominate the media, coupled with the secrecy and repression of sexuality in our society (as seen by the frequent associations of sex with guilt and shame), it is easy to see how a skewed perspective of what sex and love are actually about can develop.

The vagina is an amazing organ. Find out all you need to know about your vagina. With all the talk about men and their penis names and descriptors, women rarely discuss their vaginas.

Most men reach orgasm without issues, getting your woman there is another story. Follow these 5 steps and both of you will have more excitement and fulfillment.

Keeping a sex life alive and vibrant becomes increasingly hard when a couple becomes a threesome after the first child. Learn how to keep that spark in the relationship, even with little ones underfoot.

As we all know, October 22-26 was Ally Awareness Week. It is a week to raise awareness of straight individuals who support the “Gay Agenda.” This week celebrates those brave individuals who are daring enough to say “I don’t mind that my family, friends, or neighbors are a part of the LGBTQIA+ community!

Men naturally assume that women experience orgasm as easily as they do and hence that women have the same focus on orgasm during sex. The confusion over the anatomy involved in female orgasm and women’s lack of appreciation for erotic turn-ons is clear evidence that women engage in sexual activity, both alone and with a lover, without ever necessarily aiming for orgasm.

Most sexual couplings last less than 10 minutes. Most women need between 20 minutes to just get warmed up. Many need 45 minutes of stimulation to reach an orgasm. 20% NEVER do. Think of it this way, how would it be if you had sex for 30, 40 or 50 years without having an orgasm EVER?