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Can You Use a Vibrator While Pregnant?
Being pregnant can mean massive changes in your life for both you and your baby's health. Suddenly, life comes with a lot more restrictions. After all, you're growing a whole new human inside of you. Chances are, you've already said goodbye to some of life's small pleasures — for now — like eating sushi. But what about when it comes to the bedroom?
Twice the Fun: Hop To It! How To Use a Rabbit Vibrator?
Rabbit vibrators include a dildo and an extension to stimulate the clitoris, which paired together can look like rabbit ears from the right angle. The clitoris stimulator is sometimes designed with "ears" to surround the clitoris, which can also be reminiscent of a rabbit.
A Helping Hand: The Benefits of Masturbating with Toys
Using Sex Toys with others is excellent. For example, a C-ring can stimulate a penis and include ears for stimulating a partner's clitoris. As a result, both partners have even more fun.
Good Vibrations Are Here To Stay: The Benefits of Vibrators for Older Women
When picking the best vibrator for older women, what should you keep in mind? It depends on your unique situation.
All of the Benefits and None of the Feelings - How To Be Friends With Benefits?
But what happens once the friendship goes to that bedroom level? Many people cite ruining a friendship as a reason not to enter into this kind of arrangement. However, with excellent communication and honesty, it may make a platonic friendship even stronger — and satisfy that itch you need to scratch.
Struggling to Orgasm? What Is Anorgasmia?
What is Anorgasmia?Anorgasmia and GenderKinds of AnorgasmiaCan You Have Situational Anorgasmia?Causes of AnorgasmiaOrgasms Feel Different for EveryoneHow to Treat Anorgasmia?TherapyLuxury Sex Toys When people say "sex," they often mean "orgasm." However, not everyone can achieve orgasm. And for people who...
Get Ready for Round 2 - How to Reduce Refractory Period
Whether you've experienced it after sex with a partner or by yourself after masturbation, most of us are familiar with the refractory period. It's the time after climax when our bodies rest and recover, sometimes making a person lose interest in sex or even unable to orgasm, ejaculate or become erect.
The More You Know: What's The Difference Between STIs and STDs?
What's the Difference Between an STI and an STD?What Are the Symptoms of an STI?So What Are the Symptoms of an STD?What Infections and Diseases Are Transmitted by Sex?When Should You Get Tested?What Happens If I Test Positive for an...
Ready to Go Steady? What Is a Long-Term Relationship?
When you first start dating someone, you likely feel excited and nervous — each sighting of your new partner gives you sweaty palms. Five years later, you live together and see them every day. You care deeply about them, but at the same time, they've become a part of your life's routine and make you feel comfortable rather than nervous.