"Why didn't they teach us this in class?" 

For women and people with uteruses, sexual pleasure never took precedent during sex education at school—but what if it did in 2023? Your sex-ed curriculum probably didn’t address the things that you most desperately needed to know about your sexual life. We're here to fill in the gaps.

Is Your First Orgasm The Best One You'll Ever Have? An Investigation

By Elizabeth Gulino

The lore of the eye-opening, mind-boggling first orgasm has been discussed and dissected for as long as we've been recorded having them—and the media can't get enough of it. But are our first orgasms really supposed to be that perfect and life-changing? And should we spend the rest of our lives chasing that high, comparing each and every climax to the one that came first?

Group Sex Changed My Life For The Better

By Ruby Rare

For me, group sex isn't about the novelty; it's a place to learn more about myself and the people I love.

The Care & Keeping Of You Got Us Through Puberty. 25 Years Later, We Need It More Than Ever

By Elizabeth Gulino

Last month, The Care and Keeping of You: The Body Book for Girls, turned 25. The American Girl book has sold over six million copies since it first published in 1998, and its relevance has stayed well within the cultural zeitgeist and only grown over the years. And for the past quarter of a century, it has often taken the place of (or at least heavily supplemented) young people’s—particularly people with vulvas—early sex education in the U.S., which is often rudimentary at best.

Why Women Love Making Fictional Men Have Sex

By Sadhbh O'Sullivan

The idea that a majority women audience would fantasize about Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee gazing at each other or Tom Wambsgans and Greg Hirsch furiously making out confuses people. Why are so many reading slashfic?

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