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“Daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves even when we risk disappointing others.” -Brene Brown, author and researcher Maybe you've heard of BDSM (bondage, dominance/discipline,...

“We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey.”  -Kenji Miyazawa The relationship between pain and pleasure in human sexuality is as profound as it is complex. It...

What was the best date of your life? How did it begin? And end? Chances are it wasn’t the most extravagant. With that memory in mind, invite your partner to...

Learning to talk about our sexuality is the most powerful way that we come to own our sexual health.  And yet, for all of the ways that sexuality has become...

As Summertime approaches, we are all looking forward to slowing down... Shifting the focus away from getting it done, to just lingering a little longer as the long hours of...

It’s a strange circumstance to have arrived at what some might call a golden age of cultural sexual freedom when, in fact, this freedom to choose any relationship style and engage in sex freely in or out of a relationship has not driven up our connection, but the reverse.

One of the most important and meaningful ways to participate in healthy, safe sex is to practice consent with our partners and set boundaries around what you we are and aren't comfortable with.

Sex can be a lot of things. It can be fun, exciting, and intimate at its best. But just like any other good thing, there can be some hiccups along the way. Whether it is your first, third, or 100th time having sex, awkward moments are pretty inevitable, and it’s about time we start normalizing them.

Spring is the time of year when we focus our efforts on cleaning out the clutter and giving everything a fresh new look. It’s also when we sow the seeds for a fruitful year of growth. Why not extend that momentum and efforts to your relationship as well?