Understanding the difference between love and possession can profoundly impact our connections with our partners.
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Sex should never hurt, but does it ever feel like the same position or level of penetration can feel fine one day and then uncomfortable a few days later?
Although every woman experiences their period differently, most of us experience discomfort for at least part of our cycle—and practicing certain yoga poses might bring some relief.
Here are seven of the most popular, yet misleading beliefs that sex therapists continuously debunk with clients.
In today’s age, it’s easy to forget the connection between ourselves and nature. But almost every indigenous culture associates women with the moon.
Are we strictly creatures of habit, or is self-expression constantly evolving? If there is one thing I’ve never regretted doing it’s exploring—within myself and in my relationships.
The word doula means “with women.” The doula’s duty is to be with you and your family and to guide you through pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period.
What you might not know is that it’s possible to have a pelvic floor that’s too strong.
I felt like a late bloomer when I first had sex. I was in my early 20’s, and as far as I was concerned, everyone else was way ahead of me.
When was the last time you were upset that a sexual partner didn’t want to have sex? Much of it has to do with our sexual response cycle and how we’re individually wired.
Boundaries come from experience, self-respect, and self-awareness. Boundaries are a healthy way of communicating how you want to be treated in a relationship.
Dancing is my life. I dance when I want to express an emotion, when I want to deal with things I cannot say, and when I want to explore movements.
Menstrual cups have empowered me to explore and understand my body better.
Here, you’ll read interviews, op-eds, and essays from women that have had all kinds of sexual experiences and expertise. We all have one thing in common: we’re taking back our own sexual power.