Healthy Sexuality and Mental Wellbeing
Sex is a natural part of human behavior and can be an important aspect of one's overall physical and emotional health.
Many people may not realize that...
Lubrication is an important part of human sexual activity and can be influenced by various factors such as physical and mental stimulation, arousal, hormone levels, body temperature, and more.
It...
Sex itself can take many forms beyond intercourse—oral, manual, emotional intimacy all qualify.
Intercourse is just one type of sexual activity that individuals may participate in during their...
Negative body image can impair arousal—open, supportive communication helps reverse impact
Your partner's perception of their own body may affect how they feel about themselves sexually,...
The vagina and vulva are two different anatomical structures that many people get confused when discussing female genitalia. Although they appear similar from the outside, there are distinct...
Clitoral stimulation is an important part of the female sexual experience that can lead to pleasure and orgasms. In fact, according to research conducted by Masters and Johnson in the 1960s,...
Consent requires explicit communication - Not inferred from body language alone
Consent is a critical aspect of any sexual encounter, whether it be intercourse, touching, kissing, or even verbal...
Testosterone surges after orgasm occur in both sexes. This phenomenon is known as "refractory period" or "orgasmic rebound". It happens when the body produces large amounts of testosterone during an...
The G-spot is an erogenous zone in the vagina that has been the subject of much speculation, research, and debate among scientists, doctors, psychologists, and even laypeople who are interested in...
Consent is an essential part of healthy and consensual sexual relationships, but it often gets complicated when people are uncomfortable talking about their wants and needs. It's important to talk...