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Sexual health is a unique interplay between the mind, the body and experience. Here’s how to keep your pleasure safe.

Meet the queer filmmaker Popo Fan, sharing some facts about his current state of mind, love and life in the arts.

Meet the forever sexy and loving couple from Spain! Nomads by heart, love birds in the sky.

Preferences and fetishes are discussed a lot when having sex. But what exactly are fetishes and how do they arise? Here we give you some insights on the background of fetishes and walk you through the different theories on what causes them.

Know that warm, fuzzy feeling that comes after a hug or cuddle? That's oxytocin, often called the "cuddle hormone", working its magic!

Award-winning sexologist Chantelle Otten is passionate about normalising sexuality and offers 5 exclusive tips on how to feel more secure in your sexual self.

Together with Einhorn, we have explored the question, “How free is your sex?” To answer it, we asked 3,000 people to fill out a questionnaire and then discussed the results with several experts in sexual liberation.

Gender identity is a colourful spectrum that begins in the brain, not in our pants. We look at ways to define our own authentic gender identity.

For someone with a disability, access to sexual pleasure and human touch can be an ongoing challenge. We look at alternative ways to arouse those senses.

Here’s what happens when you orgasm and what you can do to make it work.

The G-spot remains a controversial topic, with most scientists dismissing its existence. The latest discoveries indicate that it is a part of the clitoris. Anxiety persists among many women regarding this elusive spot.

Sex has been around since the dawn of mankind. And without it, there would be no you and no me. Sex sells and drives us. So much of our lives revolve around the “most beautiful secondary thing in the world”. And yet there’s a big, heavy curtain that reliably extinguishes desire: shame.

Talking about sex isn’t always easy, whether you are in a committed relationship, entertaining different lovers or getting to know someone new. So how do we start the conversation? More broadly, how do we approach talking about our desires, kinks and boundaries to live a fulfilled and satisfying sex life?

Coming out of the closet is courageous and empowering. It is an act of freedom and pride. But why does sexual orientation even matter? Why do straight people never come out? And what are we doing in closets?

Das beide Sexpartner:innen immer genau zum selben Zeitpunkt Lust auf Sex haben kommt sehr selten vor. Was also tun, wenn es ein Ungleichgewicht beim Verlangen nach Sex gibt?

To every camgirl, pornstar, stripper, and sex worker—we respect you for keeping the oldest profession alive. Let’s drop the social stigma and listen to sex workers and sex experts!