Remember that scene in the 2009 rom-com The Ugly Truth where Katherine Heigl’s character finds herself wearing a remote control vibrator at a restaurant?
She’s trying to talk to her colleagues but she can’t stop squirming because the kid at the next table is playing with the remote.
It’s a very uncomfortable and cringe-worthy scene in a not otherwise memorable movie, but I’ve secretly wanted to try a remote control vibrator ever since.
Something about the idea of handing my partner the remote and giving them total control over my pleasure really gets me going.
Have you ever thought about writing your own erotic stories? Or maybe memoirs? Then you're not alone.
Lots of people feel awkward about sharing their writing – understandably so, if you've ever read a comment section anywhere on the internet.
It's scary to put yourself out there. But it can also be a huge turn-on, and ultimately rewarding.
Even if your audience is just yourself and a lover, erotic writing is a great way to explore fantasies. Writing can relieve stress, and when you're doing it for fun, it can be a welcome break from academic assignments.
If you've ever thought about putting pen to paper, or fingers to keyboard as it's now more often known (though it does sound slightly less romantic), here are some small steps to get you started.
The BDSM community are a group who practise Bondage & Discipline, Dominance & Submission, Sadism & Masochism.
If you’re interested in aspects of BDSM and you’re ready to further explore your sexuality – that’s great!
If you have a partner or partners who want to go on this journey with you, then there are exciting times ahead. However, it can be hard to know where to start if you’re single.
Here’s some advice for those of you who are sexy, single and ready to discover the world of BDSM.
Have you got a vibrator tucked away under the bed that your partner's never seen? Or perhaps your favourite Fleshlight never makes an appearance when your girlfriend comes over?
Many of us have sex toys that we enjoy solo, but what about the ones that are designed to be used with another person?
That’s yours, this is mine – it’s all overrated in my opinion. If you’re jumping in the sack with someone, it's time to share the love around.
Lovehoney knows that sometimes it really does take two to tango, and that’s why they stock toys that are multiplayer.
Here are six incredible couples’ toys that are sure to get two thumbs up from both of you.
Do you want a tighter va-jay-jay and easier, stronger orgasms?
Achieve it all with jiggle balls!
In this week's vlog, Jess and Sammi explain how kegel balls work, and why you need to start exercising your pelvic floor for amazing sex and vaginal health.
Pornography has come a long way over the past few decades. Well, maybe not so much in content, but in terms of accessibility.
The fact is, most of the fantasies we see acted out in porn have existed for hundreds of years, but previously, you had to go to some lengths to see them. Like subscribing to 'specialist' magazines, or braving a seedy-looking sex shop in a back alley.
With the internet age, our desires are at our fingertips.
People who are curious about trying/viewing something other than vanilla sex are able to do so with more ease than they would have, say, thirty years ago.
However, between the mainstream media, search engine algorithms and the influence of major pornography companies, it can be difficult not to become bored with the same ol' studio-filmed heteronormative perfect-bodied images flashing across our screens.
Here are just some things we are tired of seeing in pornography:
