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Sex during a period is one of the last big taboos in sexuality — even though it's completely safe for most people

A significant share of erectile difficulties originate in the mind, not the body — and staying silent often makes it worse

Many people treat foreplay as a formality. In reality, it's often the part that determines the quality of the entire experience.

Long-Term Relationship Sex vs. New Relationship Sex – Why Is the Difference So Big? At the start of a relationship, sex is intense and almost compulsive. A few years later, something has changed. Science explains why – and why long-term relationship sex can actually be something even better. Read what happens in the brain and how to keep the spark alive.

Dryness, Pain and Pleasure – What Nobody Tells You About Sex During Menopause Menopause changes your sex life in many ways – yet it's rarely talked about. Pain during sex, dryness and shifting desire aren't things you simply have to live with. Read an honest guide and find real solutions.

Sex Toys for Couples – How to Choose and Use Them Together Sex toys aren't just a solo activity – they can be one of the most effective ways for couples to add pleasure and closeness together. But how do you bring up the topic? And what should you choose? This guide covers everything from start to finish.

More than 96% of people have sexual fantasies — but few talk about them openly. Discover what science says about the most common fantasies, which ones are considered normal, and how to discuss them with your partner.

Do You Have Sexual Boundaries? – How to Talk About Them With Your Partner Without Awkwardness Clear sexual boundaries don't limit your sex life – they make it safer and more enjoyable. Yet many people find it hard to bring them up. Read our practical tips on how to identify your own boundaries and how to talk about them with your partner openly and gently.

Female Orgasm – What Really Happens in Your Body and Why It Doesn't Always Work Did you know that the clitoris has over 8,000 nerve endings – and that 70–80% of women don't reach orgasm through penetration alone? The female orgasm is far more complex than most people think. Read what actually happens in the body and why orgasm sometimes stays out of reach.