Volonté A Pleasure Project by LELO
Who Should Participate in No Nut November and Why?
Who in their right mind would take part in No Nut November? We’ll tell you. What is No Nut November? No, No Nut November is not to raise …
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Sex Tips & Advice
Advice To Reject After A Breakup
One of the hardest aspects of ending a romantic relationship or marriage is listening to others tell you what you need to do. Many people don’t know what …
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A New Study: Why Do Men Buy Sex?
Far too often we talk about sex as simply a physical act. A way to scratch an itch, “get off,” or release some building sexual tension. But, of …
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Four Ways to Maintain a Healthy Sex Life as a Parent
This article was written by Social Psychologist Dr. Justin Lehmiller. Becoming a parent can add a lot of joy, love, and excitement to your life, but it’s not …
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All About Rabbit Vibes with Sex Therapist Casey Tanner
We’ll skip the fluff. Sex therapist Casey Tanner joined us to answer the most frequently asked questions about rabbit vibrators. Discover how they work and if they’d be …
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What Is Singles’ Day & Why Do We Celebrate It with a Sale?
Welcome to one of your new favorite holidays—and the perfect antidote to the early winter blues: Singles’ Day! What is Singles’ Day? Started in the early 90s, Singles’ …
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Why Do I Cry After Sex?
The thought of crying after sex may seem daunting, embarrassing, or just plain weird to a lot of folk. But in actuality, it’s more common than you may …
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Is It Possible To Have A Bad Orgasm?
If someone has an orgasm during consensual sex, people generally assume that the sex must have been good. However, in a recent study published in the Archives of …
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What’s Your Number? Most People Lie About How Many People They’ve Had Sex With
A third of Americans have lied to a significant other about their number of sexual partners, according to new research. A study of 2,000 Americans who’ve had sex …
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How Do Americans Have Sex?
When modern sex research began after World War II, many thought that “normal” sex was limited to married heterosexual vaginal intercourse—with everything else suspect or “perverted.” But over …
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