A satisfying sex life is one of the key ingredients that keeps couples happy and emotionally connected. While communication and mutual respect are essential, understanding what not to do during intimacy is equally important.

Has it been a long time since you were last intimate with your partner? Maybe what used to be twice a week has slowly turned into once every two weeks.

Many people believe that only men ejaculate, but women can actually "ejaculate" just like men, which is commonly referred to as squirt (or "gushing"). However, the form of female squirt is different from the way men ejaculate, though the composition shares similarities. But is the liquid women expel during orgasm urine, vaginal lubricant, or some other fluid discharged from the urethra? This article will introduce the liquids that may be expelled after orgasm, and the rumored mystery of female squirt!

When you’re lying next to the one you love, a few romantic words whispered near the ear can make everything more exciting. Most people know that sweet talk can enhance intimacy — but not everyone finds it easy to do.

For those experiencing long-term sexual tension — especially single individuals or people not yet ready to engage in partnered sex — masturbation (also known as solo sex or self-pleasure) can be a healthy alternative.

Just like men, women masturbate too. According to a study published in the Journal of Sex Research, the majority of women masturbate at least once a week. In today’s world, female masturbation is no longer a taboo topic that needs to be hidden or whispered about. This article explores the truth behind female self-pleasure — and why embracing your own sexual needs is healthy and empowering.

Anal sex is a sexual activity that involves stimulating the anus with objects like a penis, fingers, or sex toys to achieve pleasure or orgasm. If you want to try anal sex, please use protection and lubrication to prevent infection. Here, we will specifically introduce Fisting and Rimming as two types of anal play.

The goal of safe sex is to help you and your partner enjoy intimacy while preventing sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as gonorrhea, herpes, syphilis, HIV/AIDS, and human papillomavirus (HPV).

Sex can be an exciting and intimate experience—one that helps deepen emotional and physical connection between partners.

It’s no secret that regular exercise is good for your health—it reduces the risk of chronic diseases and improves overall well-being.

The master–servant relationship is a form of sexual interaction involving bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadomasochism — commonly grouped under BDSM (Bondage and Discipline; Dominance and Submission; Sadomasochism).

For centuries, society has categorized people strictly as male or female. This “gender binary” is deeply rooted in culture, law, and social systems. However, modern science and sociology have revealed that gender is far more complex.