What exactly *is* a sex machine, anyway? You could argue that vibrators or anything with some sort of electronics is a fuck machine...after all, our Lioness Vibrator is a sex toy built more like an early iPhone inside with a multilayer board and an array of sensors so you can track your every whim and desire. Are basic vibes with on/off switches or more technologically advanced ones like the Lioness also considered machines?
Fun sex is safe sex. When it comes to anal sex, using butt plugs or beads (including the Lioness Smart Vibrator), or doing any sort of anal play, having a great anal lubricant on hand can make or break the experience.
We'll go over why a good lubricant is essential for fun and safe anal play, what we recommend as well as common things to avoid.
Sexual boredom is not an uncommon complaint for many couples. Sex can become dry predictable, routine like and feel like the excitement has drained from the sexual experience.
When you hear that Addyi, or “Female Viagra” is out on the market and available via telemedicine company Hers (a spinoff of Hims), you might think, “Yay! Progress for women!”. You’ll hear that there are 26 options of viagra for men...and until after 2016, only one (one!) for women. And now it’s available exclusively through telemedicine company Hims’ sister company Hers for anybody in the country to order online.
"Can I have vaginal or clitoral orgasms? Are vaginal orgasms more intense? Is having 'orgasms of the vagina' or 'orgasms of the clitoris' better?" We get all sorts of questions about this one—and the answer is burdened by the weight of history, both sociological / moral in nature and from conflicting terminology over time.
If you want to get into the full messiness of the topic, read on.