Sex Tips

Sex isn’t a race – believe it or not, there's no gold medal for coming in five seconds flat! And when you slow things down to explore all your pleasure points, it can take sex (or masturbation) from mechanical to sensational.

Even if you’re playing solo, it's worth knowing what erogenous zones are and how to stimulate them. You might unlock more satisfying orgasms... and know what to ask for next time you’ve got company! In this article, we’ll talk you through all the different erogenous zones and give you tips for teasing each one.

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As Zendaya’s new ‘tennis à trois’ film Challengers hits cinemas, exploring a three-way relationship between herself and two others, we’re asking the question on everyone’s lips: “How do I do this?”

Jacking off, beating the meat, polishing the pearl… whatever you like to call it; masturbation is one of the best activities we can do in our alone time.

Not only is it very enjoyable, but it actually comes with a bunch of brilliant benefits for your physical and mental health, as well as working wonders for your sex life.

In this blog, we share seven awesome reasons to masturbate that you may not have considered before, as well as answering your burning questions on how often you should masturbate, and how much masturbation is too much - really.

Whether solo play is part of your daily routine, or you enjoy a monthly menage-a-moi, these surprising side effects of masturbation (the good kind!) will encourage you to love it even more.

Get your tongue around some new sexual terminology with this week's Word of the Week...

Endometriosis is a disease which affects one in ten menstruating women. Its symptoms vary from one person to the next, but it can have a very significant impact on the daily lives of those who suffer from it. One of the main areas where it can have an impact is within their intimate lives, as it can cause severe pain during sexual intercourse. Is it possible to be sexually fulfilled when suffering from endometriosis? Let’s take a look.

Getting older doesn’t mean you have to give up on sex – far from it. While aging may throw a few new challenges your way, having a healthy, fulfilling sex life is totally obtainable, no matter how old you are.

Contrary to popular belief, research shows that Gen Z is actually having less sex than previous generations. So what's causing this change in sexual behavior?