The holidays are a time for indulgence, delicious feasts, and plenty of food. However, the post-feast moments don't have to signal the end of intimacy with your partner. In fact, finding ways to be intimate after eating a lot can be both fun and connective. Here’s a guide on how to maintain and even enhance intimacy after a hefty meal: Digest and Relax Take…
Tis the spooky season! This month, we are revealing sex facts that might scare you a little. Don’t worry, you’re safe with us ;) Paranormal Activity Food Does Not Go There Let's leave the food on our plates, not in ourselves. A cucumber should not be used as a sex toy - neither should carrots, beer bottles, or any other item that is not…
Class is in session! The kids are back in school and you deserve to take some time for yourself. Not only are the kids learning this season, but so should you! Many of us barely had a comprehensive sex education when we were in school - but it’s better late than never to learn about the sexiest parts of our bodies! Learning your body…
If you haven’t heard of Love Languages yet, now is the time. Dr. Gary Chapman has created the concept of Love Languages and has since published his book that has since become a bestseller and recommended gift to many. What is your Love Language? This quiz will teach you the 5 love languages and which one relates to you the most. Over time, your…
Tell us about yourself? Here’s the very short story: I attended CU Boulder (go Buffs!) where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering. Both of those degrees have emphasis in Structural Engineering and I’m still a practicing engineer today. As an engineer, I’ve worked on everything from residential homes to industrial structures. I spent…
Did you know that BDSM could make your sex better? Here’s what the science says! A 2013 study (Wismeijer & van Assen, 2013) found that individuals who engage in BDSM play were less neurotic, more extraverted, more open to new experiences, more conscientious, less rejection sensitive, and had higher subjective well-being. A 2016 study found that BDSM participants associated their play with a sense…
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