Category: Sex Ed

Cervical orgasms & stimulation: a BS-free guide to deep erogenous zones 1

Cervical orgasms & stimulation: a BS-free guide to deep erogenous zones

Cervical orgasms are per­haps the most polar­iz­ing type of orgasms. Some peo­ple feel like their cervix and the sur­round­ing areas (the vagi­nal for­nices) are divine white light. Others can't fath­om that play­ing around a body part asso­ci­at­ed with pap smears and…

The real difference in sensitivity between circumcised and uncut penises 2

The real difference in sensitivity between circumcised and uncut penises

This week, a new and poor­ly inter­pret­ed study by Bossio et al. about the sen­si­tiv­i­ty of cir­cum­cised vs. intact penis­es has been cir­cu­lat­ing and, once again, peo­ple are falling for the click­bait debate about fore­skin with­out actu­al­ly read­ing the study. What head­lines say: "Study…

6 Reasons Why "Vibrator Addiction" is BULLSHIT 3

6 Reasons Why "Vibrator Addiction" is BULLSHIT

Even the most sup­port­ive friends can have mis­con­cep­tions. "I don't know how you still have sen­si­tiv­i­ty," I often hear when I talk about my We-Vibe Tango. "Don't vibra­tors numb you? I mean, a man can't com­pete with that." My short answer is, "No,…

The G-spot exists. Cut the pedantic semantics. 5

The G-spot exists. Cut the pedantic semantics.

The G‑spot is the area of, for many peo­ple, sen­si­tive tis­sue on the front wall of the vagi­na, near where the pubic bone recedes. It's nick­named such because Gräfenberg coined the name for it in the 1970s. Bullshit claim: “The G‑spot…

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4 Tips For Basic Blowjob Troubleshooting

An anony­mous fol­low­er asked this ques­tion about oral sex: Hello, when I give blowjobs to my boyfriend, some­times he shakes and quiv­ers but recent­ly he has stopped doing that. He also has nev­er come from blowjobs and so I'm won­der­ing if…

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The Bare Minimum For a Sex Toy That Doesn't Suck: Materials & Safety

Many con­sumers buy mys­tery mate­r­i­al jel­ly dil­dos and vibra­tors because they’re cheap, with­out stop­ping to think about what jel­ly is, or its effects on del­i­cate, inter­nal mucous mem­branes. You read food labels and make sure your ingestibles are safe. Why should…