Are we all bold enough to leave our sex toys lying around? Maybe we prefer to hide them in drawers under the bed, where it's unlikely anyone will find them. Shame probably arises from the fact that society instills in us what we should and shouldn't do and say, particularly with our bodies.
Anal play is an exciting way to spice up your sex life, and anal toys are a safe and pleasurable ways to explore new sensations in this erogenous zone. Due to the stigma that still exists around this form of play, there are many misconceptions around anal toys.
What if the path to healing isn't always lined with silence, stillness, or solitude—but with vibration, warmth, and release? In an age where mental health is finally being spoken of openly, a new form of therapy is rising from the most unexpected place: the bedroom drawer.
Exploring Sexual Wellness: The Science Behind Squirting In recent years, discussions around female sexual health have moved beyond taboos, becoming a focus of medical and social research. Among these topics, squirting—a phenomenon often shrouded in mystery—has sparked widespread curiosity.
Using role play in the bedroom is about much more than indulging your long-held and unspoken fantasy about that traffic warden who once fined you.
1. What Is Squirting? Breaking Down the Basics Squirting (or female ejaculation) is the release of a clear, odorless fluid from the urethra during intense arousal or orgasm.
