Incorporating mindfulness into sexual experiences begins with heightened awareness of sensations, emotions, and thoughts. For many, intimacy can be overshadowed by concerns about appearance, performance, or lingering stress from daily life. Mindful sex encourages letting go of these distractions and focusing on the present moment. Techniques such as deep breathing, paying attention to bodily sensations, and engaging all senses can help create a more immersive experience. This presence not only enhances physical pleasure but also cultivates a stronger emotional bond between partners.
Menopause is a natural biological process that signifies the end of a woman's menstrual cycles, typically occurring in women during their late 40s or early 50s. It is officially diagnosed after 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period. While menopause is a natural phase of life, it brings with it a range of symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep problems, vaginal dryness, weight gain, and thinning hair and dry skin. Managing these symptoms effectively can significantly improve quality of life during this transition.
Whether it's dealing with erectile dysfunction, arousal disorders, or challenges with sexual desire, understanding that these are common experiences can pave the way for seeking solutions. Treatments vary widely, from medication and therapy to lifestyle changes and beyond, each tailored to the individual's specific needs. Emphasizing communication, patience, and empathy within a relationship can also create a supportive environment conducive to addressing and overcoming these challenges together.
Many wannabe experts say you shouldn’t have sex before the day you’re heading for physical activity, say a sports event. However, there’s no scientific study that says you should skip sex before the big day.
It also depends a bit on your experience and age, though.
As a child, one of the best feelings in the world was when you could successfully convince your parents that you needed to stay home from school.
Just because you’re an adult now doesn’t mean you can’t still play hooky every now and then.
We all need a day to ourselves to regroup, reset and enjoy life while we still can.
Sex burns a lot of calories, and at the same time, it has a direct relationship with muscle-building, too.
So, if you’re a bodybuilder, or say an athlete, a gymnastic, or any other kind of person who does a LOT of physical activity, does sex ruin your performance?
Well, if this question has been bothering you recently, we have put together this post, especially for you! Read till the end to figure out how much sex is too much for you.
As of 2017, 49.6% of the world's population is women. With that many vagina's out there, you would think everyone would know all there is to know about it. Unfortunately, many people are walking around with misinformation regarding vaginas, even vagina owners themselves.
No matter what you’re doing physically, words can still have a profound effect, mental stimulation can help drive truly mind-blowing foreplay, and silence can feel more than a little awkward. But so too can the wrong weirds, try to avoid...
Condoms are essential for safe sex, but more than that, condoms are a necessary item in everyone's pleasure chests. Why do we know so little about them if that's the case?
The pressure to orgasm can often lead to a lack thereof, but so can a lack of knowledge. Let's take a closer look at what an orgasm is and how it can be achieved.
Did you know that stress can greatly impact your sex life? It might seem obvious that stress can affect your mood, but it does more than that.
Falling in love activates the pleasure and reward centers in our brains. This winds up creating neural circuits that look identical to a brain that is addicted to cocaine. And then when we break up, our brains - quite literally - go through withdrawal and crave that person they are missing.
Calorie Counting in the Bedroom: Does Sex Really Burn Calories?
