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It is no secret that relationships are a lot of work.

Sex is an essential part of happiness in your relationship and life. It provides many health benefits and contributes to the closeness and connection between you and your significant other.

Many people want a family more extensive than just them and their partner.

I don’t know about you, but I remember being a virgin.

A honeymoon is perhaps the most memorable trip you enjoy as a couple, so it deserves to be the best.

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The key word here is trying… 

Sensuality is sacredness, a Divine birthright, it is the energy that connects us to the universe, our inner world, our soul, the Divine feminine.

However ethically-minded you may be, it’s likely that at some point your base desires have gotten the better of you, and you’ve ended up on a free porn site wading through aggressive, morally questionable content, just trying to find something to get you off that doesn’t make you feel like the grimy little horn-dog you probably are. Just me?

If this is true, why have so many of us claimed to have met “the one” just to painstakingly break up? 

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The time has officially come for us all to brush up on our knowledge and get cliterate about…you guessed it, your clit.

When it comes to what ‘the C word’ should be in the bedroom, we know exactly where to start. And no, it doesn’t rhyme with hum or punt.

Online dating has been the talk of the planet for the past year and a half since the start of this global pandemic.

I was scrolling through TikTok the other day and saw this video of two friends. One was a woman, the other a man.

I have often thought about this question (aside from Hugo in the most recent Love Island series reminding me). Should we wait until we have a spark with someone, or should we just settle for someone we could grow to like?