Forms of consensual non-monogamy can be seen as a spectrum based on level of emotional intimacy needs and desires.
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Winter is Coming: 6 Stealthy Sex Positions for Quiet Sex
Winter is coming! That means we are going to be spending more time at home. And, if you happened to reside on planet Earth, then you may recall some significant changes in your lives since March 2020. One of the major behavioral changes experienced during the pandemic was our sexual activity. According to a recentContinue reading “Winter is Coming: 6 Stealthy Sex Positions for Quiet Sex”
Female Ejaculation: A Wet, Climactic End to the Debate
“Squirters” aren’t just for porn anymore. More people are experiencing and exploring the experience of female ejaculation, often referred to as “squirting.” A recent review of the science associated with female ejaculation has helped end some of the debate in two ways: 1) it really happens and 2) the fluid might not be what youContinue reading “Female Ejaculation: A Wet, Climactic End to the Debate”
Own Your Orgasms: Three Tips for Female Self-Pleasure
One of the most common myths about sexual interactions is that someone “made me cum.” While we obviously connect our orgasms with the person(s) that was engaged with us during sex, the reality is that we actually own our orgasms. Another person does not give you an orgasm. An orgasm is a complex response toContinue reading “Own Your Orgasms: Three Tips for Female Self-Pleasure”
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