Safewords & Aftercare – What Matters Most After BDSM Play
A lot gets written about safewords and too little about aftercare. Yet they are two halves of the same thing: one makes sure a scene ends in time, the other...
A lot gets written about safewords and too little about aftercare. Yet they are two halves of the same thing: one makes sure a scene ends in time, the other...
In menopause, what usually changes about sex first is not desire but mechanics. Less oestrogen means the tissue gets thinner, less elastic and produces less moisture – regardless of how...
There is a myth about men: that they always want to. The result is that low desire gets raised less often by men than by women – and is all...
Erection problems are more common than the silence around them suggests – and in most cases manageable. This post deliberately takes the route without medication: what lies behind it physically,...
With a first vibrator, people usually ask the wrong question. What decides is not “which is best?” but which kind of stimulation suits you. The selection splits into a few...
With sex toys, cheap does not automatically mean bad – but it does mean something was economised somewhere. The trick is knowing where economising is harmless and where it is...
A lot gets bought for Valentine's Day and little of it lands. That is rarely down to taste but to timing: a toy sitting on the table on an evening...
Giving a sex toy is trickier than almost any other present – because it is easily read as a comment. “You need this” is rarely the message intended. One single...
Most couples do not talk about what they want because they cannot find the way in – not because they have nothing to say. A wish list solves exactly that:...
Dominance and submission – D/s for short – is the part of BDSM that needs no toys at all. It is not about strikes or restraints but about one question:...
A first toy as a couple rarely fails because of the toy. It fails because of the situation around it: wrong moment, expectations too high, too little agreement. Get those...
For beginners, bondage almost never fails on nerve – it fails on technique. A rope you cannot tie either sits too loose or cuts in, and then the evening is...