General Sex Ed — Sex Education

If you have heard me talk about anal sex at all, then you know that the anus is not self-lubricating, so lube is CRUCIAL for all anal play. And I have adamantly expressed how important choosing the right type of lube for you is. But where do you start on the journey to finding the right lube for anal play? Well, I am here to help. Here is a breakdown of how to go about finding your lube. Decide what anal activity you are going to use it for You probably already know this, but certain lubes can’t be used...

For many people with menstrual cycles we were never taught how to understand them. Cycle tracking is a practice that can offer great insight into menstrual cycles and though there are apps that can do the work for us, knowing the how-tos on our own makes a world of a difference. This article gives you a crash course in cycle tracking that all middle school sex ed classes should have had on the same day as the period lesson.

There is so much more to the vulva than just the vagina. Let's dive into the beautiful world of vulva anatomy. It is important to know the parts of the vulva and understand the role they play for a multitude of reasons.

Sex has always been a hot topic within the human race. Whether it is being condemned, praised or used as a marketing ploy, it is always on the tip of someone’s tongue. But it’s just the tip of sex, it never delves into everything that sex encompasses. That is the biggest reason why I believe sex education is important for EVERYONE, and yes, I do mean everyone. Not just middle schoolers or people having their sexual debut, but elderly couples, the middle age, single mom getting back on the dating scene, the queer high schooler exploring their sexuality and everyone...

September 26th is World Contraceptive Day and though it is a “holiday” the conversations around contraceptives are not very common nor are they very honest. That is not the way things should be so I want to get into the nitty gritty of contraceptives. First, let’s start with what are contraceptives? Contraceptives are most commonly referred to as birth control as they are made to prevent pregnancy. I would like to point out that no only women get pregnant. Gender non-conforming individuals, transgender individuals, gender fluid/queer individuals, and men can get pregnant. Gender is not the same as sex and...