Not ready for a baby but still want to enjoy sex? I got you. Some people believe drinking salt water, taking stout or alcohol, taking lime, taking Ampiclox after sex, or even peeing immediately can stop pregnancy. Sorry to break it to you, but none of these methods work. Luckily, there are many safe and effective birth control methods that actually work.
Sex should be fun, exciting, and comfortable. But sometimes, small mistakes before getting in bed can ruin the whole experience. If you want to have good, stress-free sex, here are some things you should never do before getting down to business.
Sex is supposed to be enjoyable, but for many women, it’s painful, uncomfortable, or even unbearable. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why does it hurt when I have sex?”, you’re not alone.
If you think a quick splash of water in the bathroom is enough to keep your penis clean, think again. Proper hygiene down there isn’t just about smelling fresh, it helps prevent infections, bad odor, and even improves your sex life.
Your vagina is self-cleaning. Read that again. You don’t need to scrub, wash with special soaps, or do anything extra to keep it clean. In fact, doing too much can cause more harm than good
Yeast infections can be annoying as hell. One minute, everything is fine. The next, you’re dealing with itching, burning, and that weird thick discharge. If you’ve ever had one, you know it’s no joke. And if you haven’t? Lucky you, but keep reading because knowledge is power.
Sex is supposed to be a fun, intimate experience that brings you closer to your partner, but sometimes, certain behaviors or red flags can raise concerns.....
Your vagina is a delicate and self-cleaning part of your body that deserves to be treated with care. Unfortunately, many people aren’t fully aware of what should never come in contact with it. While it’s great to experiment with your sexuality and hygiene, there are some things that can harm your vagina or lead to infections. Here’s a list of things you should avoid putting in or around your vagina.
Discover the link between oral sex and throat cancer, including HPV risks, symptoms, and prevention tips. Stay informed and protect your health.
Ah, the classic question: Can you get pregnant from precum? It’s one of those topics that can cause a lot of confusion, so let’s break it down in a way that’s easy to understand, fun, and informative.....