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I Know You're Tired Of The Usual
By: Jay Dee, MPH There often comes a point in relationships when sex starts to feel... predictable. Maybe even a little uninspired. If...
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May 222 min read


I Hate My Partner After Sex
By: Jay Dee, MPH If you’ve ever felt negative thoughts or emotions about yourself or your partner after masturbation or sex, you’re not...
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May 222 min read


Hot Girl Summer
By: Jay Dee, MPH Let’s cut to the chase… It’s time to embrace the soft life —a life that doesn’t demand you wear your cape every day,...
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May 222 min read


A Guide To Being FNF
By: Jay Dee, MPH You’re probably thinking, “another self-care” guide! No sugar, this is all about self-pleasure! In order to increase...
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May 221 min read


Lube: Slippery Sex
By: Jay Dee, MPH Lubricants—aka lube—are a game-changer when it comes to enhancing sex! Although lube is often associated with anal sex...
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May 222 min read


Tips To Cum
By: Jay Dee, MPH The bullet vibrator is your all-star pleasure sidekick—perfect for solo sessions but also a total game-changer with a...
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May 221 min read


Set The Mood
By: Jay Dee, MPH Erotica is a powerful way to expand your sexual horizons. It offers a glimpse into someone else’s fantasies—sometimes...
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May 221 min read


Let Your Partner Know They Got It
By: Jay Dee, MPH Sex initiation is seen as being wanted, desired! Often times as women, it's easy for us to be sought after sexually....
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May 221 min read


Homework Time: What's Your Fantasy?
By: Jay Dee, MPH When was the last time you really thought about your fantasies—the ones that make you feel that spark? Yes, those ...
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May 221 min read


Vaginal Dryness is Normal
By: Jay Dee, MPH The vagina is a muscle used for sex, childbirth, and as an exit for your period. Along the vaginal walls, there's a...
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May 211 min read


How to Support a Friend in an Abusive or Emotionally Toxic Relationship (Without Pushing Them Away)
By: Jay Dee, MPH Supporting a friend who is in a relationship involving violence or emotional abuse can be challenging—and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. A key guideline is to never bash the abusive partner . This can be tough because, as friends and family, it’s painful to watch someone you care about be mistreated. It’s natural not to like their partner, but speaking negatively about them can backfire. When you put down their partner, your loved one might shut down,
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May 212 min read
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