Build Your Sex Arsenal

As a cisgender person curious about what I don’t know, especially around transgender bodies, I am truly grateful about what I came to learn.

Even if you don’t identify as polyamorous, I encourage you to see what you can learn from polyamorists

When you ask someone what they desire for themselves, it’s interesting to see their blank face (if they have one)

Our sexuality changes all the time, so it’s always necessary to constantly re-evaluate what we like and what we don’t like

As an HIV educator, tester and researcher, there are always new facts that come out about HIV that some people don’t know about.

Embracing your own sexuality and the reasons why you do what you do make sex and sexuality that much better.

One fact that I learned was that the average amount of people that sleep with before they find the “perfect partner” is 12.

I figured that it’s the penis’ turn to get some action on this blog. They’ve waited long enough.

I’ve noticed when I talk to women and men, they often don’t even know all the parts of the vulva, even when it’s their own!

Whether you’re the squirter (the one who squirts) or the squirtee (the one who gets squirted on), here’s some helpful tips...

Fingering someone takes a lot of arm and hand strength, so my first recommendation is to make sure that your arm is up for it.

Feeling some pain? Then have some sex! When we are in pain, sex isn’t our number one go-to when it should be.

The strap-on can be powerful and pleasurable or pathetic and painful. It’s up to you which one you want to experience.

Since there are plenty of ways to have an orgasm, oral sex is a powerful tool to have in your arsenal.