Porn-Style SquirtingWhen people think of squirting, they often picture the dramatic gushes of fluid shown in porn. However, this phenomenon is actually a combination of orgasm and urinary incontinence. Due to physiological differences, this happens differently in men and women.…
The G-spot isn’t just a single point—it’s an area known as the CUV complex (C = clitoris, U = urethra, V = vagina). It’s typically located on the front wall of the vagina, between the vaginal opening and the urethra,…
First, we need to know: The clitoris is the only female organ designed solely for sexual pleasure, not the vagina. If you still find it hard to reach orgasm after understanding and exploring the clitoris, the following common reasons might…
Human sexuality is complex—so you can’t judge someone’s emotional well-being just by their physical responses. Especially nowadays, with the pressures of work and daily life, it’s completely normal for desire to fluctuate or even feel fleeting. In fact, very few…
That said, you can make a very rough preliminary judgment based on the following: Smell: Some infections can cause noticeable odor. For example, a strong fishy smell might indicate bacterial vaginosis. Appearance: Pay attention to the color, texture, and amount…
Is using wet wipes enough after sex, or is taking a shower a must? It’s recommended to take a shower after sex—not mandatory, but definitely helpful. For women especially, since the urethra is shorter and more exposed, it’s easier for…
It feels like society keeps promoting sexual openness, but I just can’t accept it. So I wonder—does being in love or having a romantic relationship have to involve sex? If I can’t accept it, does that mean I’m destined to…
We’ve all been there—a romantic dinner, a few glasses of wine, and then… nothing. You’re too full, too bloated, or just not in the mood. Coincidence? Not at all. Your stomach and your sex life are in constant conversation, and…
