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As a sex, dating, and relationship coach, I understand that some people learn best by reading. That’s why I’m constantly writing new blog posts about sex, dating, and relationships so everyone can access this information. I’m writing here to help you and to start a conversation.
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Ceramic Dildos: My review of the Deeper Blue ceramic dildo
I've got something new for you today, let's talk about ceramic dildos. To be specific, let's discuss the ceramic dildo gifted to me by Deeper Blue Ceramics. Today, I'm going to give you my full report on my experience with this ceramic dildo.
Part 3 of Anal 101: Beginner’s Guide to Anal Training - How you’ll learn to love anal sex
If you're anxious about anal play, there is an easy way to make it more pleasurable. Anal training allows you to get familiar with the feeling of having something in your backside. It also can help stretch things out, so you're better prepared for penetration.
Beginner’s Guide to Lube Shopping: The 5 types and what they’re best for (and what to avoid)
When it comes to sex of any kind, wetter is better. However, choosing the perfect lubricant is difficult. There is so much variety available. How can you decide which lubricant is best for you?
There are five main types of lubricants. Water-based lubricants, Silicone-based lubricants, hybrid lubricants, naturally-based lubricants, and oil-based lubricants.
To choose just one, you need to know (1) is it condom compatible? (2) is it suitable for your skin type? (3) does it meet your sexual needs?
What is Dyspareunia? Symptoms, FAQs, and living with dyspareunia
It is common to experience pain during penetrative sex. However, it doesn't always have to be painful. With disorders like dyspareunia, there is hope to recover and enjoy penetrative sex again fully.
How prevalent is it? A recent study showed that as much as 20% of females suffer from dyspareunia.
Dyspareunia and vaginismus are similar but not the same. While they both cause you pain during penetration, dyspareunia is caused by an underlying medical issue.