sex
As someone newly out and on the prowl, is this a real issue I need to be concerned with, or is it a lesbian urban legend?
After we broke up, I kept all the toys, because I was the one who had paid for them. Now that I’m dating a new cutie, I’m wondering if I can share those toys with him, or if I need to start from scratch.
You know, I love this question because I love lube, I think you should love lube, and honestly, one of my few “rules” to having good sex is lube is love.
So the next time you find yourself in a room full of nakedness, remember that we all come in many different shapes and sizes. One size does not fit all. But it sure is fun trying.
None of these things were excuses for my past behavior. Rather they were insights to help me figure out how to do things differently.
How a cascade of brain chemicals makes romantic attraction one of the most powerful experiences you’ll ever have
I told my boyfriend that I was going to go to the restroom and that he should wait 20 seconds and then join me.
it seems as though the cum shot permeates all types of sex, queer, straight, gay and everything else.
Dear Shanna, My girlfriend and I have been together a few years and the sex is fantastic. We’ve become friends with another couple (also lesbian) and there seems to be chemistry between us. I know the term “swinging” is somewhat outdated, but I think it’s the best word for what we’re interested in. Is it a good idea? If so, how do we move forward?
