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We don’t replace medical advice, but we do help you feel less scared,
less confused, and more prepared when it comes to your body and your
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Intro Intimacy can change after treatment—and that’s okay. Healing is personal, non-linear, and there’s no “right” timeline. This guide centers comfort, consent, and communication, then offers gentle, body-safe options and partner tips. It’s pressure-free and inclusive; take what helps and skip the rest. On this page: Start with comfort • Consent & communication • Pacing…
Real talk: fit is everything. If a condom is too tight, you notice. Too loose? You really notice. The secret isn’t length—it’s width, which should match your girth (circumference). In this guide, I’ll walk you through a clean, no-stress way to measure, pick your size, and choose the right brand—so you get comfort, safety, and…
Wondering about your sexuality and asking yourself “Am I gay?” You’re not alone. Millions of people around the world go through this journey of self-discovery. That’s why we created this inclusive Am I Gay Quiz — designed to be fun, judgment-free, and supportive. 👉 This quiz is not a medical or scientific test — it’s…
Quick take: This guide shows you exactly How to Talk About STI Testing With Your Partner—when to bring it up, what to say, how to handle emotions, and what to do next (including results and prevention). You’ll get copy-paste conversation starters backed by leading health guidance, minus the shame. STIs are common and many have…
Many people silently struggle with discomfort during sex, but it doesn’t have to be this way. In this guide, we’ll share doctor-informed ways to reduce pain during intimacy so you can feel safe, relaxed, and connected again. Introduction For many people, intimacy should feel safe, pleasurable, and connecting. Yet studies show that pain during sex,…
What Is Vaginismus? Vaginismus is a condition where the vaginal muscles tighten involuntarily during penetration, making sexual intercourse, tampon use, or even gynecological exams painful—or impossible.It can be primary (present since first attempts at penetration) or secondary (develops later in life).While the causes vary, treatment is highly effective when tailored to each individual. Why Early…
Learn how to release pelvic floor tension, improve comfort, and support your overall well-being with safe, science-backed methods. Understanding Your Pelvic Floor Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues that sit like a hammock at the base of your pelvis. These muscles support your bladder, uterus (or prostate), and rectum, and…
Improve flexibility, relieve tension, and support bladder control with these easy, at-home pelvic floor Gentle Pelvic Floor Stretches You Can Do at Home If you’ve ever experienced pelvic discomfort, tightness, or issues like incontinence, you might be dealing with pelvic floor muscle tension. While strengthening exercises (like Kegels) are well known, pelvic floor stretches are…
Introduction Your pelvic floor is one of the hardest-working — yet most overlooked — muscle groups in your body. It supports your bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs, stabilizes your core, and plays a huge role in sexual wellness.When these muscles weaken or tighten, problems like urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and even decreased sexual satisfaction can…
How to test for Mycoplasma Genitalium If you’ve never heard of Mycoplasma genitalium (MG), you’re not alone. This emerging sexually transmitted infection is far less well-known than chlamydia or gonorrhea — yet it’s becoming increasingly common in Europe, North America, and Australia. The tricky part? Its symptoms are often mild, vague, or mistaken for other…