Sexual Wellness

Those that tend to be more open to experience also display higher sensitivity to stimuli and higher curiosity.

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You might have heard of asexuality. In case you haven’t, a person who is asexual does not experience sexual attraction

June is pride month but might as well be called “love is love” month. But… What about sex? Hook-ups, friends with benefits, or any other non-romantic arrangement, can be unpredictable.

Sometimes we need a reminder that we do not need to take ourselves so seriously. There are dozens of ways of adding fun to our sex lives.

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Not foot fetish, although that is ok too. We mean food. These are not your standard Instagram foodies, making you wait in line for brunch just because someone invented pink benedict eggs or similar and they need to make sure they take pictures while it is still hype.

The umbrella of non-monogamy includes many types of love and relationships, with polyamory being only one of them. The word says it all: poly (many) + amor (love in Latin). Many loves, basically – or maybe not quite.

Sexual pleasure is a universal right and critical to sexual health and can be defined as the sexual enjoyment that we derive from shared or solitary erotic experiences, including thoughts, fantasies, dreams, emotions, and feelings.