Sexual Wellbeing

One of the most important elements of sex is that you’re well lubricated. And it’s pretty normal for women not to be able to produce enough natural lubricant to ensure smooth sailing. This may be due to stress, lack of sleep, hormones and more. The result: pain and an unpleasurable sexual experience. And who wants to be unsatisfied after sex? No one!

Looking to up the ante with your partner? Want to turn them on so much their toes curl? Then you need to learn the art of seduction. And it’s far easier than you think!First off, you need to ooze confidence. There’s no point in planning an evening of seduction if you’re going to sweat your way through it  ­̶  that’s only meant to happen at the end, wink wink.

From a young age, your friends would have been talking about sex, and much of what you heard was likely a myth passed down from their older friends or siblings who, in turn, learnt it from their peers. And by the time you reach adulthood, it can often be difficult to distinguish fact from fiction. Here, we look at the most common sex myths and bust them – for good!

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? While you ponder that philosophical question, we’ll introduce you to a completely different type of egg: the vaginal kind. Yes, you read that right… Vaginal eggs. Vaginal eggs aren’t all egg-shaped. Some are slightly curved to reach your g-spot for added stimulation.

Everyone knows about doggy style and missionary. But what are some of the best sex positions out there that offers ease of access, convenience and deep penetration all rolled into one? Turns out that couples, whether gay, straight or somewhere in between, have several steamy sex positions available that don’t need a course in Kama Sutra.

Foreplay is sometimes seen as a difficult hurdle to overcome to get to sex. But, foreplay can actually be the best part of sex when done right. It can build anticipation, excitement and get your partner wet with lust.

Seducing a partner has its time and place in any relationship. Although it’s not always necessary to seduce your partner when they could be ready and willing most of the time, there are those days when you just need to create that extra spark to get things going. So, here are three steps to seducing your partner’s underwear off.

So you want to have more sex, but don’t quite feel in the mood? The good news is that many people experience times in their sex life where the kinkiness somehow disappears, and the lust is a little weaker than usual. Don’t worry, here are a few natural ways that can help you increase your sex drive and get your motor running again.

Finding the right condom size is as important as wearing one. But it takes more than just a wild guess for the perfect fit. After all, the last thing you want is to be focusing on keeping a condom on when you should be focusing on doing your partner!

Penis size… it’s a touchy subject for many. On average, women perceive the average penis to be 13.8cm, while men perceive it to be 14.1cm. But did you know that the average penis is actually 8.8cm long when flaccid and 12.9cm when erect? That’s according to a study in the Journal of Urology.

Saying the right things at the right time can make sex, foreplay or simply your relationship so much more exciting. A little dirty talk can feel strange, especially in the beginning. But once you get used to it, sex will be raunchier and wilder, instead of placid and routine. The important part of talking dirty is focusing on your partner and describing what you see and feel.

Masturbation is fun. But let’s be honest, it can be much better. Stop denying yourself what could be some of the best orgasms in your life. By putting a little bit of effort into your “me time” you can transform your orgasms into mind-melting explosions.