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By: Carol Queen, PhD - 04/19/2024
Your self care regimen just got a bit more fun. Incorporate some masturbation between your skincare and exercise workout to maintain a balanced mental and physical lifestyle. (Plus it’s pleasurable! What do you have to lose?)
By: Carol Queen, PhD - 04/17/2024
Masturbation is all about self-loving, but who says you can’t have a hand in someone else’s pleasure at the same time? Learn exactly what mutual masturbation is and learn some tips on how to simultaneously please your partner too.
By: Gigi Engle - 03/23/2024
A complete guide to new and innovative ways to find pleasure with yourself.
By: Good Vibrations - 03/20/2024
Taking care of yourself is an essential act.
By: Carol Queen, PhD - 01/21/2024
Spice it up with 8 simple ways to improve your sex life. Discover new techniques and tips to enhance your intimacy and pleasure.
By: Carol Queen, PhD - 12/29/2023
Unlock the secrets to a better sex life through exercise and experience the incredible benefits it can bring.
By: Carol Queen, PhD - 11/17/2023
Discover a wide range of bondage and BDSM sex toys for women interested in exploring their kinkier side.
By: Good Vibrations - 07/31/2023
Prostate play is always a popular topic with our customers! Especially since regular stimulation of it can provide a two-for one, offering tons of pleasure—and it can be good for prostate health!
By: Good Vibrations - 07/30/2023
Here are a few helpful tips for knocking on the back door, whether you’re looking for pegging pleasures or other anal exploration!
By: Educator Andy Duran - 07/30/2023
Rimming--aka analingus aka “tossing the salad” aka “eating cake”—is the act of orally pleasing the anus, which can be a super intimate and pleasurable sensation.
By: Good Vibrations - 07/29/2023
As sex educators, we constantly get asked “do people really enjoy anal?” You bet your bottom dollar!
By: Lisa Finn - 07/07/2023
Edging – aka orgasm control, orgasm denial, or cusping – is the practice of stopping oneself from reaching orgasm right when you’re at the brink (or cusp, or edge) of hitting that climax.
