Sexual health and hygiene and Better Sex advice, tips and tricks from Sinful Thrills.
For all the parents whose sex life seems to have dwindled: The first step is to sit down and ask yourself honestly what you believe is going on. Continue reading
If you've scrolled through Grindr, Tinder, or even queer sections of TikTok recently, you'll have seen "top," "bottom," or "verse" in a bio or two. Continue reading
Have you ever looked at something you know is objectively “gross” and found that you’re a little ... turned on? Read on if this sounds familiar to you. Because, you know what? It’s a lot more common than you think. Continue reading
The human body is a beautifully disgusting and disgustingly beautiful Rube Goldberg machine, with many parts and processes interacting to make magic happen. But sometimes those processes interact to make something horrifying. Continue reading
The human body, much like the Internet, is a series of tubes. These tubes transport all sorts of liquids: blood, sweat, tears, jizz, cerebrospinal fluid, and pee-pee. These liquids are supposed to stay flowing. Which is probably why the listenership of the Savage Lovecast lost their collective shit when a man wanted tips on how to keep his semen inside his wife's vagina. Continue reading
Unadulterated, consensual, fabulous sex is often a taboo topic. Many people don’t realize that in addition to being fun, there are many health benefits of sex—30 to be exact! Continue reading
A bad mattress can really kill the mood. We’ve gathered up some of the best mattresses for sex so you can save your energy. Continue reading
We'd like to say everything about sex is always wonderful and perfect, but sometimes weird stuff does happen. You may feel a bit strange after or see strange physical reactions. You may even feel some burning or pain.
According to the American College of Gynecologists and Obstetricians, as many as 75 percent of women will experience painful sex at some point in their lives. We like to joke about having had sex so good we can't walk the next day, but what about if things are severely painful or inflamed? Or if there's burning? Or bleeding? When do we start to worry? Continue reading
Alice*, 25, is in a long-term relationship and is madly in love with her partner, Derek* – but their sex life has fallen into a routine.
Although their bedroom activities are still great, lockdown has had a tough run at this couple, who have spent majority of the past six months apart. They also have very different work schedules, which gets in the way.
Is it time to spice things up? Let’s find out. Continue reading
