After three long months of lockdown, a wet, dreary winter and endless hours of Netflix, restrictions are finally easing. The sun is warming the earth and the days are getting longer.
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At times it can feel like technology is turning against us, with the lack of online privacy and the advancements in Malware etc. Fortunately, there are some amazing people who direct their genius into the greater good such as finding the cure for cancer, a vaccine for contagious diseases and those who tirelessly research and develop technology that can open up a whole new world of sexual satisfaction we never dreamed possible.
When it comes to sex toys, you’ve got the run of the mill Dildos and Dongs, Vibrators, Bullets, Butt Plugs, the long time favourite Rabbit and the Sleeve. While these toys are classics for a reason, there are companies who are making a range of toys that take pleasure and kink to the next level.
While we are living in unprecedented circumstances, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most and to take those closest to us for granted. In this newsletter, we have listed a few fast and fun challenges that are small but meaningful, that can help keep the romance alive and let your true love know that you’re still madly in love with them.
One of the most inconvenient truths about long term relationships is that as much as you love your partner and you’re attracted to them, the same old, same old can become monotonous and well...boring. This is especially true when we are stuck staring at the same four walls in lockdown.
Men's sexual health and wellbeing is often overlooked and not talked about. Because it’s seen as such a taboo issue or a reason to feel shame, many men suffer a range of sexual health disorders in silence. This has a negative impact on not only his overall health and wellbeing, but on his mental health and often, his intimate relationships.
In today’s society, we tend to see sex as something that is more important to men than it is to women but this is simply not the case. What is true is that women often feel more shame in talking about it. This is typically due to historical trends that have shaped how society views sex.
As women, we experience a multitude of mental & physical issues that come with care-giving, providing for and raising children, keeping the house in order, hormone & mood imbalances (thanks to our menstrual cycle) and some of us work from home too! The corona-virus lockdown measures have amplified women's’ workloads, thus increasing mental health concerns. Read more...
