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Arguments have a place in every relationship. Here’s how to make them healthy.

There are lots of rumors about nutrition and sex, but how do you tell fact from fiction? 

This fall, take stock of your sexual health and hygiene.

Yes, masturbation is straight-up good for your physical health.

In honor of Bisexual Health Awareness Month, some ways we can improve healthcare for bi+ people.

If you’re going to have a threesome, you better know what you’re doing first.

Boundaries are vital in any healthy relationship.

Experts explain why masturbation can actually help your relationship.

If your gut is out of whack, it’s likely your sex life will be, too.

Being single is a learning experience—one that happens to be good for your mental health.

Understanding your menstrual cycle is crucial for caring for your own health, both physical and mental.

Even soft penises can feel pleasure. So why do we assume that erectile dysfunction means the end of our sex lives?

Here are some tips for nurturing good friendships that last.

Spoiler alert: the scientific community still isn’t totally sure what the G-spot is…or if it even exists at all. 

Neurodiverse dating can be more complicated, but no less fun and interesting, than neurotypical dating.

If even the gentlest of touches makes you jump out of your skin, read on.

We explore the many benefits of breathwork exercises and walk you through 4 that you can use anywhere, at any time, whenever you need.  

Being LGBTQIA+ in America Right Now Is Exhausting. Therapists weigh in on why it’s okay to not be okay, self-care, and activism.

Self-massage has also been known to help ease digestion, muscle strain and tension, headaches, and anxieties. Here are some techniques to get started.

Naturally delicious and clinically proven to boost sexual satisfaction, Desire Gummies are here to make this summer your most intimate yet.

You may have an emotionally unavailable partner. But what exactly does that mean?

Decreased sex drive is just one of the ways in which chronic stress can negatively your life. Here’s how to cope.

There’s no one definite cause of early menopause, but things like support groups and birth control can help.

We spoke with hormone specialist, Dr Martin Kinsella, to find out more about fertility, pregnancy and irregular periods.