Category: Intimacy

Creating a sex life that feels fulfilling and exciting sometimes takes time. It may even look like stepping out of your comfort zone to sexually experiment and explore yourself and your partner. To overcome sexual boredom, it might be time to welcome inspiration from outside of your normal routine. Some women may find that taking… Continue reading What Every Woman Can Learn From Queer Intimacy

Pleasure anxiety manifests as a psychological barrier that hinders one’s ability to relax and enjoy intimate moments fully.

With more visibility and conversations online, asexuality is becoming less misunderstood, stigmatized and ignored. The critically acclaimed book ‘Ace’ by asexual journalist Angela Chen along with the asexual content creators sharing their experiences means that the conversation has been pushed to the forefront. This along with recent research to further educate people on the asexuality… Continue reading Understanding Asexuality And Asexual Relationships

Experts agree that nonverbal communication and body language make up more than half of people’s overall communication. If you’re in a relationship that means the nonverbal cues you’re giving say a lot about how you feel. They also express how you show gratitude for your significant other. You don’t have to use words to show… Continue reading Express Your Appreciation for Your Partner Without Uttering a Word

Kasey King, LMFT, weighed in on whether being greedy in the bedroom is bad and how to deal with a selfish partner. 

Self-care is all about checking in with yourself and refilling your cup. However, it doesn’t have to be a solo endeavor. Invite your partner in on the pampering to amplify your self-care routine. The two of you will not only intentionally take the time for rest and reprieve, but also be bonding and creating new… Continue reading 5 Self-Care Ideas That You and Your Partner Can Practice Together 

TikTok’s favorite, Mrs. Rita, is growing and glowing because of her husband and showing the world that happily ever after exists.

When it comes to sexual intimacy, communication takes center stage, and that includes understanding each other’s unique “intimacy languages.”