Unfortunately there is just not a lot of research on this topic, and just not a lot of research on women’s health in general. There are only a few studies on this particular topic, and the concluded evidence is still up for debate. Here are 4 tips that might help determine if you are producing urine or ejaculate during intercourse and climax.

First thing to keep in mind is that when women are aroused, our body goes into a physiological response: our vaginal vault increases, our pelvic floor muscles relax, and our skene’s glands provide us with a wonderful and delicious biological lubricant. If we are just really not in the mood, our body may not be doing the physiological changes necessary for pain free intercourse. 

Sex can be differenent for different people. That’s what makes sexual expression so beautiful - it’s often unique and creative. You are worthy of love and compassion; you deserve acceptance and respect. Here are some fun sex positions to try for the girls who like girls. 

Women can oftentimes have a decrease in libido or a decrease in sexual desire. Some factors causing this decrease in such desire may include: birth control, medications, stress, anxiety, hormonal influences, our menstrual cycle, diet, and pain. Here are 8 things you can do to increase your sex drive.

Here are some tips to enhance your sex life and give you the orgasm you so deserve.