April 27, 2024
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Self-Himprovement All Articles – Fitness, Wellness, and Lifestyle Sexual Health
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Queer Lifestyle Content Sexual Health

Anal Douching to Prepare for Bottoming, A Gay AF Guide

It’s an unfair fact of life that the anus is a multipurpose body part. At times it’s the home of bottoming bliss, and, more often, it’s used to expel waste from your body. Those to functions are typically at odds with each other since feces is– to all but a few kinksters with niche interests– considered to be gross.

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Queer Lifestyle Content Sexual Health

Should You Talk to Your Doctor About DoxyPEP for Preventing STIs?

There’s no shame in preferring bareback sex, anonymous sex, or frequent sex with multiple partners. When it comes to engaging in these practices safely, DoxyPEP may be the right solution for you.

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Sexual Health

I’m Not Prepared for “The Talk” | Talking to Your Kids about Sex

Too many people have horror stories about being sat down to learn about sex for the first time. If you need to give your kid the talk, being scientific, inclusive, and nonjudgemental can set them up for success.

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Sexual Health

Men’s Sexual Health 101

Our Resources | Answers to the Questions You May Be Too Embarrassed to Ask Men’s Sexual Health: Take Control of Your Sexual Well-Being Chances are, your high school sex-ed class didn’t teach you everything you’d like to know about sex and sexual health. It’s one of the reasons some of the most common questions trending […]

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Sexual Health

What You Should Know About Prostate Health

For some, the prostate is uncharted territory. For others, it’s a best friend. Either way, you should give it some consideration and attention. It may just save your life.

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Sexual Health

Do You Believe These Sexual Insecurity Myths?

When it comes to sexual health, some people get all in a tizzy because of the myths and beliefs that surround sex and sexual performance. But, there’s no need to get your panties in a bunch.

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Lifestyle Sexual Health

What’s All This About Open Relationships?

Monogamy, polyamory, and open relationships– the jargon can get confusing, and it often comes with some misconceptions. So what’s up with open relationships and their popularity nowadays?

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Sexual Health

Meet Patricia López and MYHIXEL: Combining Tech and Therapy to Improve Sexual Performance

MYHIXEL is a device designed to help people with penises improve their sexual endurance and decrease symptoms associated with rapid ejaculation. It’s backed by clinical research and is already a preferred recommendation by many sex therapists worldwide. This article features an interview with MYHIXEL’s founder, Patricia López, about how the product came to be and how you may benefit from trying MYHIXEL out for yourself. 

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Sexual Health

What Every Man Should Know About Rapid Ejaculation (Premature Ejaculation)

Despite what jokes and media would have you believe, rapid ejaculation– also called premature ejaculation– is very common. There are a few ways to treat it and reduce your symptoms, which we outline in this article.

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Sexual Health Wellness

Can Sex or Masturbation Prevent You from Making Gains in the Gym?

Sexual activity affects your hormone levels, but can it impact your physical performance in the gym? Let’s look at what leading endocrinologists say about the matter.

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Sexual Health

Condoms, PrEP, and Safer Sex FAQs

The best sex you can have is informed, confident sex. So, let’s take a moment to briefly cover the primary types of contraceptives and prophylactics that are available to you and what you should know about them.

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Sexual Health

It’s Not As Scary As You Think: STI Testing

If you’re sexually active, you need to be tested regularly for STIs. Luckily, it’s not as scary to get tested as pop culture may make you think.

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