Sexual health is one of the keys to a healthy, happy sex life. Whether it means preventing STIs, taking care of your body or treating physical problems that detract from your sex life, we're here to provide insight and advice. Check in here for articles about how to keep your body - and your sex life - healthy.
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Your pelvic floor is a powerhouse and it needs exercise. From bladder control to body awareness and orgasms that will make you sing, Kegel exercises will help you in...
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The number of people who masturbate at work skyrocketed during the pandemic, and those numbers are unlikely to drop. Here’s why that’s not a bad thing:
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Oral sex protection is just as important for as protection for anal or vaginal sex. Here’s how to make it happen without sacrificing sexiness:
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Kinkly sat down with licenced marriage, family and sex therapist Nicoletta Heidegger to learn what sex therapists do. Here’s what she had to say:
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Your erotic blueprint can help you find your sexual personality and take your sex life from ordinary to epic. Here’s a breakdown, and how to find yours:
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The health benefits of sex are many! Here are seven of our favorites.
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The cervix is best known for its role in childbirth or for becoming cancerous. It's orgasmic potential is often overlooked. Here are seven sexy facts to help us learn more about the cervix and unlock the potential for blended cervical orgasms.
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I’ve heard from several women in their late 50s and early 60s with questions about vibrators. Here's everything they need to know.
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Lasting longer in bed doesn't always mean better. But if longer is what you're after, here's how!
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Experts recommend reserving your bedroom for the two S's: Sleep and sex. Here's how to decorate your bedroom to enjoy the best of both:
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Good sex is about how you feel—not how you look. Check out how diet culture deprives us of great sex, according to sexual health specialist Christine DeLozier:
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