Feeling friction in the bedroom? Everything you need to know about silicone, water-based and oil-based lubricants.

With hundreds of options to choose from and no 'try before you buy', it's almost impossible for anyone to know exactly what kind of sex toy they'll enjoy until they can explore it themselves. This is good news for you because it means it's harder to get a pleasure gift wrong.

What makes booty play so pleasurable? Is it different for people with penises vs. people with vulvas? How does one properly prepare for booty play? We chat with B-Vibe Education Director, Tracey Felder to find out!

Working through societal taboos around anal pleasure can be challenging. The first step towards anal pleasure is letting go of any stigma surrounding anal stimulation.

While anal play can be a lot of fun, it’s not always comfortable. But if it ever does feel uncomfortable, there are better ways to deal with that than just hoping it’ll change.

Before hosting a party, it’s a good idea to think about why you’re wanting to have one so you can ensure you find the right company that is able to support what you’re hoping to get out of your desired experience.

At flossy, we’re always looking for ways to re-write the sexual script in one that feels inclusive and pleasure-centered. We invited Danielle Bezalel, aka “DB” – creator, executive products, host of Sex Ed with DB.

Setting boundaries is particularly important when engaging with kink, roleplaying, and fantasies. Talking about these things for the first time is hard, but it will get easier the more you do. If this is new to your partner, respect them and give them time to make a decision.

Our relationship with pleasure can be complex and it may take time to unlearn societal narratives of what pleasure ‘should’ or ‘shouldn’t’ look like for you.

May we suggest clearing your bedside table in preparation for the following reads — all of which are guaranteed to challenge everything you thought you knew about sex, pleasure and what it means to feel good in your body.

This week, we've compiled our top seven favourite sexual wellness apps and websites for those who are looking to take the next step in exploring themselves, their pleasure and their intimate relationships.

Due to the stigma and lack of regulation, most sexual wellness products on the market are low quality, poorly designed and are not guaranteed to be 100% body-safe. Not to mention 70% of the industry is run by men – meaning it's especially hard for women to feel like products are actually being designed with their pleasure in mind.