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When a relationship is new, it’s filled with excitement, warmth and goodwill. Most people – even those who aren’t touchy feely – enjoy some type of physical connection that isn’t necessarily sexual. Holding hands, arms around one another, hugs, playing footsie – all of these behaviors signal “hey – I really want you in my […]

By Ruby Sayar (she/her), 17, Staff Writer December 11, 2024 By now, you’ve likely heard of Chappell. Chappell Roan, that is. An American singer and songwriter whose popularity has skyrocketed as a result of her song “Good Luck, Babe!” going viral, she’s become a superstar. I first heard “Good Luck, Babe!” in the background of

The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) characterizes menopause as the permanent end of the menstrual cycle, typically occurring around age 51 in women. It is confirmed after a menstruating individual has gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period, signifying that the ovaries have stopped releasing eggs and that the production of reproductive

Erectile disorder or ED is the inability of a man to be able to gain or maintain an erection during the sensual interaction with the female partner. It is one of the most common male sensual disorders. It impacts adult men greatly. Nowadays young men also suffer from erection issues. Victor Oral Jelly from Mylovedose

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From ASHA’s Fred Wyand The condom. All sorts of shapes, sizes, colors (even glow-in-the-dark). Ribbed or plain. Lubed or not. Latex or plastic (and natural skin, although that variety isn’t as effective as the others against sexually transmitted infections). Now we even have internal condoms, too. When I was a teen, my fellow adolescent wise-guys

What If Orgasms Were the Mental Health Tool We’ve Been Missing? For years, sex educators (including yours truly), therapists, and experts alike have repeated a simple truth: orgasm is good for you. The kind of good that goes beyond the bedroom – supporting mood, reducing stress, improving sleep, and even boosting your immune system. But

Tired of the same predictable dinner date? If your relationship needs a jolt of excitement, it’s time to ditch the pricey gifts and focus on a different kind of “connection.” This year, intimate wellbeing brand INTIMINA is challenging couples to swap the sweets for a surprising workout: Kegel exercises. Pelvic Floor 101: The Underrated Muscle

5 Things You Should Know About Having a Sexually Transmitted Infection Is there any buzzkill quite like sexually transmitted infections? They can absolutely retroactively ruin an otherwise perfectly fun and consensual hookup, and even contracting a less serious one can change how you feel about the person who gave it to you, whether they