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Great news if you're over sixty... sex gets better! This link below is an article that was one of my many resources when I was researching sex for my book, Boomers Booming: How to Thrive After Sixty-Five and Have Good Sex. https://lnkd.in/e66X7ggk

Do you have any burning sex questions that you’ve always been too bashful to ask? ☺️ If so, you’re not alone! There is sadly still so much shame and stigma when it comes to talking openly about sex and masturbation. In fact, only 23% of us feel comfortable talking about self pleasure with our friends! Insights like these were a key driver for Lovehoney Group launching its new Lovehoney A.I.ssistant. Built on Open A.I., but enriched with more than 20 years of research from leading sexperts, this first-of-its-kind tool allows you to access personalised, tailored advice and recommendations with total discretion, whether you are stuck in a sex rut or are looking to understand pleasure better Give it a try and see what you think at https://lnkd.in/eAqHXiCj Of all the tech launches I have worked on over the years, it’s been really inspiring to work on this game changer! Thanks to the brilliant Fabian Schmolck and @philliphamberger for your tech wizardry and Calum McCloskey Carolina Ossa Gutiérrez for a great campaign! #sextech #openai #sexualwellness #sextrends #sexadvice #pr #techlaunch

Feeling a disconnect in your intimate life? Kink could be the answer you never knew needed. Ever wondered what lies beyond the "norm" of your sex life? Kink adds layers of pleasure you may not have imagined. It's not just about sex. It's about rediscovering intimacy with a twist. For some, kink means light bondage. For others, it's sensation play or fantasy role play. It’s a way to step outside traditional sexual norms. → New experiences → Deeper connection → Better communication Unleash your desires with feathers, melted wax, or even sex toys. Trust. Communication. Exploration. Whether you’re dealing with menopause, low libido, or relationship challenges, kink can help you reconnect. It's about understanding your boundaries and desires. Sex clubs? Watching others? Sure, why not? All within safe, consensual spaces. Kink can refine your sex life. It can redefine your relationship. So, take that step. Explore your curiosities. You deserve to recharge your passion and intimacy, unapologetically. Embrace the freedom to feel.

Sex can be awkward, unexpected, or clumsy, but it shouldn’t be painful. 😬 But for some people, even when they’re enthusiastic and excited about penetrative sex, actually having it feels painful or much more difficult than it should be. If this sounds like you, or you’ve struggled in the past with using tampons or penetrative toys while masturbating, it may be related to vaginismus. It’s a condition that can cause muscle spasms or contractions that make sex difficult or painful, and it can be frustrating — but it doesn’t mean you can’t have a fulfilling sex life. Watch it on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gWthMVBa Subscribe to our YouTube channel for expert tips, insightful advice, and engaging discussions that will enrich your romantic journey! 💖🎥 #SexEd #HealthySexuality #VaginismusAwareness #SexualHealth

If there’s one thing that gets completely de-prioritized by every mom I know, it’s SEX. Look, I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to just be roommates with my partner. I want a fun, exciting and consistent sex life. But as ambitious working moms this can be hard! It becomes one more thing you “have” to do, and it feels more like a chore rather than an intimate experience. So, to help us figure out what it takes to prioritize sex after kids, I interviewed sex and pleasure coach, Danielle Savory. In the episode, Danielle and I talk about why sex after kids is so hard and why it's important to put effort into a better sex life (the impact goes far beyond the bedroom). Danielle also shares her #1 tool for making sex a priority and how to “warm yourself up” so that you’re ready to go when sex happens. This is a juicy one, so let’s get to it! Click here to listen: https://buff.ly/3DSrGjK #LifeCoachForMoms #workingmomsthatwantitall #honestmotherhood #alignedlife

Are you spoiling the enjoyment and pleasure you could be getting from sex? I asked Sarah what the biggest myths are that she comes across and she shared 3 big ones with me: 💡 Goal-based sex that must end with penetration for it to be a success. 💡 Natural and effortless sex like what the movies lead us to believe is normal. 💡 Women must be horny and desire sex. There are so many beliefs and stories many of us carry surrounding our own sexuality, desire, and what we need to be doing when we have sex. Sadly it leads to so many women not experiencing the true and real pleasure of sex. And as we chat about in the episode, sex and intimacy are such important parts of supporting overall good health, wellbeing and happiness! Take a listen to the episode where we explore these myths and how to work around them to start taking more pleasure from sex and intimacy. Episode 90 of Women’s Health Unwrapped with Sarah Rose Bright is available on all podcast platforms or to watch on YouTube. #womenshealth #healthandhappiness #sex #sexandintimacy

Sex can be awkward, unexpected, or clumsy, but it shouldn’t be painful. 😬 But for some people, even when they’re enthusiastic and excited about penetrative sex, actually having it feels painful or much more difficult than it should be. If this sounds like you, or you’ve struggled in the past with using tampons or penetrative toys while masturbating, it may be related to vaginismus. It’s a condition that can cause muscle spasms or contractions that make sex difficult or painful, and it can be frustrating — but it doesn’t mean you can’t have a fulfilling sex life. Watch it on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gz6czWaN Subscribe to our YouTube channel for expert tips, insightful advice, and engaging discussions that will enrich your romantic journey! 💖🎥 #SexEd #HealthySexuality #VaginismusAwareness #SexualHealth

“No one talked about masturbation and sex at home. And I couldn’t find out about it through friends, either. That left me to explore sex, porn and sex-ed on my phone.” Sound familiar? Some of us may turn to sex toys, but in an able-ist world, sex toys aren’t easy for a disabled person to use. What does one do? In his personal essay for AOI, Naveen Daniels shares how his exploration of sexuality, as his disability got more acute, led him to Mindgasms. Read on to know more. AOI personal essays are a space of co-creation. The stories offered by people underline that the world of sexuality is heterogenous and filled with dynamic agency. Naveen’s is one such story. This essay was guest curated for AOI by Abhishek Anicca, writer, poet, performer and founder of DisLang, an online magazine that publishes narratives by disabled and chronically ill people.

What Women Want After Sex

What Women Want After Sex