Oscar: Navigating Sex as a Trans Man
The best way to normalise sex it is to talk about it.
The best way to normalise sex it is to talk about it.
Don’t just stick your schlong in me!
Sex doesn't have to stop just because your period starts.
The best thing about being bisexual is I’m attracted to so many different kinds of beauty.
As some of us might reminisce, the thrill of hooking up freely is often one of the burning anticipations for new students moving out of their parents’ home for the first time.
“What time were you born?” isn’t just the new pillow talk. It’s part of a scientific investigation that’s totally, 100% foolproof. Sort of.
In March 2020, a national lockdown came into force in the UK. Suddenly, many couples found themselves faced with a choice: to move in together, or to be apart.
If you had asked me how many different types of orgasms there were when I was 19, I probably would have said “…there are different types?”.
Sadly, like many young women, the only type of orgasm I knew about back then was the kind I was habitually faking.
But then I bought my first sex toy, and started being more vocal about what I needed in bed, and, because of this, I’ve learnt that there are at least 12 distinct types of orgasms that women can have.
I’ve not had all of them yet, mind you. But to paraphrase my good friend 50 Cent, this year my plan is to get off or die trying.
If you, too, are curious about this kind of 'Dirty Dozen', then just keep reading to find out what they are, and how you can have them.