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When it comes to sex toys, there’s no denying that women get most of the attention. Female pleasure has been leading the conversation probably because we assume men can take care of themselves. While this might be true to an extent, there’s nothing wrong with getting a little help in the bedroom. Sex toys can enhance pleasure and teach you a lot about your own body, which is why we think everyone should think about getting their penis-owning partner a sex toy.

On July 15th, the UK is gearing up to implement a ban on anyone under the age of 18 accessing porn. In order to enforce this, websites offering porn will have to verify the age of everyone access their site. It’s the first ban of its kind across the world and it has plenty of people concerned about how it will impact them.

Smart and internet connected sex toys have been around for a few years, but this is the year we’re really starting to see them take off. If you’re in a long distance relationship, or if you just enjoy a bit of kink outside the bedroom, someone has likely suggested an internet-connected sex toy to you at some point.

In the past, a lot of talk around relationships has focussed on getting sexual satisfaction. We’re now taking a far more sophisticated approach and looking at something known as sexual happiness. There are clear differences between the two and in this blog post, we’ll share our thoughts on why you should be aiming for happiness instead of satisfaction if you want to be a more giving partner.

At a time when most of us proudly ignore the washing instructions for most of our clothes, you’d be forgiven for not knowing how to care for most fabrics. When it comes to your delicate lingerie and rubber fetish wear, however, there’s less of a risk of a stray red sock turning every pink and more risk that you’ll completely ruin it.

Visitors to San Franciso might be surprised to learn that it is the home of the Antique Vibrator Museum, known as Good Vibrations. Here, you’ll find all manner of early vibrators dating back to the late 1800s right up to the arrival of the first Hitachi wand in the 1970s.

Not everyone is born with that magic touch that enables them to give incredible massages. Some people are just more intuitive with their hands. That said, it doesn’t mean you can’t learn to be a more sensual masseuse. Sometimes, it’s all about setting the scene.

Like unicorns and bigfoot, many people think that the G-spot orgasm is nothing more than a myth. If you’ve never been on the giving or receiving end of one, it might seem like an elusive experience dreamed up by the media to sell magazines. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

With the arrival of Lent, you might be thinking about giving up certain things in your life. Chocolate, meat and dairy are all common vices that people choose to abstain from for the duration of Lent. But what will this do to your sex life?

Humans have been bedazzling their bits as far back as 300AD. The first reference to genital piercings can be found in the Kama Sutra in which penis inserts and metal rods were said to enhance sexual pleasure. And if you think this trend disappeared until the likes of Janet Jacksons and Christina Aguilera shared their penchant for pierced nipples, you’d be wrong.