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As I’ve written about before, sex in the media isn’t always the most accurate depiction of what sex and sexuality look like in real life.
Intercourse should not hurt. I am surprised at how many patients I see who have been suffering for years with painful intercourse of some kind.
In 1961, the FDA approved the use of female oral contraceptive pills (commonly known as birth control pills) and the world has never been the
There’s been a lot of talk about resilience, flexibility, adaptability, creativity as it pertains to the on-going pandemic. These words have always applied to life
I recently read the book Lost Connections: Why You’re Depressed and How to Find Hope by Johann Hari. The author believes that we live in
People worry about their fantasy life way too much. I’m not sure when, or how, as a society, we lost our ability to distinguish between
Peanut Butter and Jelly. Ben and Jerry. Meghan and Harry. Some things just go better together. The same can be said for flexibility and sex.
On a recent episode of HGTV’s Fixer To Fabulous, Dave Marrs playfully tells his wife, Jenny “your butt looks good in those jeans.” She smiles
Vibrators have taken a bad rap. Truthfully, they can be the most useful and easy tool in a woman’s sexual arsenal. And yet, vibrators have
There is a new kind of birth control on the market, and it’s called Annovera. Annovera is a silicone ring, containing two female hormones, an
