Ever had a doctor tell you that it’s normal to have pain the first few times you have sex? Or that it’s normal to have painful sex after having a baby? How about it’s perfectly normal and happens to everyone during menopause?
Peri-menopause and menopause is not the end of intimacy—it’s the beginning of a more mindful, empowered relationship with your body and your pleasure.
There comes a moment in every woman’s life when she has to take charge of her pleasure. It’s time to pamper yourself.
The clitoris is every woman’s — and smart lover’s — best friend. Yet proper education on its magic has eluded humanity until recently. In fact, it wasn’t until 1998 that the anatomy of the clitoris was properly mapped out.
Hypertonic pelvic floor muscles are less talked about, but are fairly common for many women.
How exactly, does adding CBD into sex lubricant formula make for more satisfying sex and a better lovelife?
Endometriosis is a condition where cells lining your uterus grow abnormally, causing inflammation and severe pain...
It is very common to have less partnered sex as we age, which some say is caused by a "sleeping libido". This can be due to long term relationships where intimacy took a back seat, menopausal symptoms, body-image issues, sexual pain, vaginal dryness and more.
From clitoral erections to whether the G-spot is a myth, here’s 6 surprising sex facts you probably didn’t know...
While there’s been a lot of debate, the truth is, every woman has a G-spot. The G-spot is simply a nick-name for the “urethral sponge”, the soft spongy tissue that surrounds the urethra...
Could your favorite lube be causing unfavorable side effects?
Help ease the painful symptoms of IC.