The military justice system reform could encourage reporting and raise accountability.
By Kate Daniel
Most STDs and STIs are curable if caught early, and if not, they can be managed with treatment.
By David Hopper
This sexual health roadmap helps you discover your wants and goals in the bedroom.
By Jackie Lam
Learn how to create an unforgettable festival experience—even if you're going it alone.
If you’re thinking of adding an element of fear to spice up your sex life, read this now...
By Tabby Kibugi
If you’re thinking of adding an element of fear to spice up your sex life, read this now...
By Tabby Kibugi
Undergrad sex weeks invite convos about consent, kink and partnerships.
Porn stars make deep throating look easy, but can it hurt the rest of us mere mortals?
By Paul Schrodt
Porn stars make deep throating look easy, but can it hurt the rest of us mere mortals?
By Paul Schrodt
No longer a death sentence, this STD can be treated successfully—but it must be diagnosed early.
By Reniel Anca
How can you communicate your needs and concerns in an increasingly maskless dating pool?
By Zoe' Davis
How can you communicate your needs and concerns in an increasingly maskless dating pool?
By Zoe' Davis
How can you communicate your needs and concerns in an increasingly maskless dating pool?
By Zoe' Davis
Once you reach a comfortable place in your sex life, it's important to know how to stay there.
By Helen Massy
Once you reach a comfortable place in your sex life, it's important to know how to stay there.
By Helen Massy
Having this conversation with a partner doesn't have to be awkward—it can be fun, too.
By Anna Herod
Having this conversation with a partner doesn't have to be awkward—it can be fun, too.
By Anna Herod
Ignore the stigma. Find out what sexually transmitted diseases are and how to avoid them.
George Washington students lead an effort to make the pill more accessible on campus.
But this may be a good sign, indicating more people are willing to report occurrences.
By Meg Walters
Don't keep saying yes to everyone. Maybe it's time you made some time for yourself.
Don't keep saying yes to everyone. Maybe it's time you made some time for yourself.
Learn how to define and communicate your boundaries to protect yourself on campus.
By Akhila Menon
Increased access to hormonal birth control and PreP may contribute to riskier sex behaviors.
Sexual safety in bed can be enhanced through good vocabulary and safe words..
By Alice Porter
Sexual safety in bed can be enhanced through good vocabulary and safe words..
By Alice Porter
Prepare yourself for all the twists and turns you may face in your sex life.
Intimate relationships can seem intimidating when you have an STD, but don't feel ashamed.
By Kelly Kling
Diverse casting and fair payment form the foundation of this sector of adult entertainment.
By Clara Wang
CF is going to affect every part of your life. But that doesn't mean you can't have great sex.
By Helen Massy
An estimated 1 in 5 Americans have a sexually transmitted infection on any given day.
While caution regarding STIs and STDs is important, don't let anxiety and fear overwhelm you.
By Helen Massy
Here's how to safely perform the a deep throat fellatio session.
By Reniel Anca
There's much more to feeling safe during sex than condoms and birth control.
It's all a matter of risk tolerance and just how close to the edge you're willing to be.
It's all a matter of risk tolerance and just how close to the edge you're willing to be.
It's all a matter of risk tolerance and just how close to the edge you're willing to be.
It's all a matter of risk tolerance and just how close to the edge you're willing to be.
Remember, it's about their fantasies, not yours.
By Kay Johnson
Remember, it's about their fantasies, not yours.
By Kay Johnson
The CDC finds an increasing number of transmissions. Safety measures can protect you.
By Helen Massy
Returning to life as usual following a brain attack can be like walking a tightrope.
By Holly Ellis
Mononucleosis is a tale of infection heard 3 million times in the U.S. every year.
By Helen Massy
Want to buy a sex toy for your penis? Avoid these rookie mistakes.
By Kay Johnson
Want to buy a sex toy for your penis? Avoid these rookie mistakes.
By Kay Johnson
Not all penis-like objects that vibrate—electric toothbrush?—are safe for masturbation.
By Kay Johnson
Not all penis-like objects that vibrate—electric toothbrush?—are safe for masturbation.
By Kay Johnson
No, it's not quite as easy as porn would have you believe, but the payoff can be worth the work.
By Ally Sweeten
My childhood trauma and experiences have greatly influenced my sexual journey.
You should be aware of these 8 ingredients before a 'glove' goes on or in your body.
By Kay Johnson
Would you accept an invitation? If so, go in with your eyes open and play to your strengths.
By Ellie Cooper
Whether giving or receiving, here are the facts to do things safely.
By Jake Hall
A deep dive into the comment section reveals gaps in our collective sex health education.
By Ronny Maye
Billions of people worldwide have herpes simplex virus type 1. Do we have your attention now?
By Ally Sweeten
More stiff joints don't have to equate to less sex. Confidence and some assistance can help.
It's possible to elicit an allergic reaction on your partner with basic skin-to-skin contact.
A study indicates a link between meeting online and potentially unsafe behavior—use your head.
By Ellen Nguyen
Osteopath Evan Goldstein talks all things butt to educate and excite the masses.
By Rich Lopez
There are many things to avoid during pregnancy. Making love isn't one of them.
By Emeh Joy
A centuries-old stigma about the industry persists, but proponents hold out hope for progress.
By Paul Schrodt
Everything is different now, and you're not the one setting the timeline.
An almost-complete primer of LGBTQIA+ slang and terminology.
By Rich Lopez
This seminal decision creates a path for other companies to market contraception for anal sex.
By Giddy Staff
A community unrepresented in the billion-dollar industry stakes its claim.
By Paul Schrodt
ADHD can show up in the bedroom in unexpected ways.
If you can't isolate, follow these tips to have safer sex during an infection.
By Sydni Ellis
Yes, evidence suggests pre-exposure prophylactics will still do the job.
By Tim Lalonde
Its symptoms can be nil, its effects not felt for years, but HPV should be top of mind.
By Rachel Crowe
Introducing slow, intentional touching is a game-changer for some.
By Meg Walters
When it comes to STI prevention, education beats criminalization.
By Xenia E.
You'll have to consider your safety, if you can first get past the weird factor.
By Sydni Ellis
MGen is an STD with symptoms similar to other known infections, so why don’t we talk about it?
By Helen Massy
What is a wax kink? Find your hot spot by learning about sexual hot wax play.
Your 'smart' sex toy could be vulnerable to some not-so-smart cybersecurity flaws.
By Tim Lalonde
Law enforcement agencies and American courtrooms don’t really know how to handle adult content.
Round ligament pain can arise during pregnancy—communication and creativity are key.
By Sydni Ellis
Experts reveal a 5-step plan for achieving great casual sex.
By Kay Johnson
Ready to level up your solo sessions and partner sex? There's a toy for that.
By Kay Johnson
Your go-to guide for discovering anal plugs, beads, prostate massagers and more.
By Kay Johnson
There are some things to keep in mind if you're going to switch to using coconut oil vaginally.
Try these solutions to minimize pain during sex.
Here are seven types of tools for women who want to take charge of their own pleasure.
By Kay Johnson
The sexually transmitted disease's long-term health impacts can cause permanent complications.
By Holly Ellis
Political activism and education are key for this escort.
Demystify the gaps in sex ed, and learn practical solutions to keep you safe.
By Xenia E.
Americans ages 9 to 26 can be vaccinated against HPV—but what if you're older?
Making a splash outdoors sounds adventurous and sexy...but can it lead to diseases and STIs?
Making a splash outdoors sounds adventurous and sexy...but can it lead to diseases and STIs?
Making a splash outdoors sounds adventurous and sexy...but can it lead to diseases and STIs?
You deserve love and connection regardless of your status.
By Kelly Kling
Urinary tract infections can lead to a life-threatening condition. Here are the warning signs.
Playtime without commitment can be a fun way to spread your wings—if you do it the right way.
There are better ways to learn about sex than from a friend on the school bus or from porn.
The actress shares how she rebuilt her life after sexual abuse and assault.
Throat irritation after oral sex may be the first sign you have an STI/STD.
By Ivana Xie
Throat irritation after oral sex may be the first sign you have an STI/STD.
By Ivana Xie
That skin irritation could be a sign of an STI.
By Holly Ellis
Female bodies are only as mysterious as you make them, even if you have one yourself.
Some things even you—an expert in the field—may not know about one of your favorite activities.
What you should know about the unwelcome comeback of one of the most feared STDs in history.
While usually harmless, it can also be a sign of underlying health issues.
By Anna Herod
From an air mattress to memory foam, view the best and worst positions from industry experts.
Latex, lambskin or luminescent: What you wrap up with makes a difference.
Does your head ever hurt during or after sexual climax? Experts say you’re not alone.
By Anna Herod
The right prophylactic for you is much more complicated than whether it uses animal products.
By Rachel Crowe
The right prophylactic for you is much more complicated than whether it uses animal products.
By Rachel Crowe
Despite years of advancement, there’s much more to learn about this still-misunderstood virus.
Before COVID, a virus had already infected the globe. We might fix it the same way.
By Helen Glenny
Expert secrets on setting up a successful three-way—and making sure everyone has a good time.
How were members impacted by COVID-19 restrictions and what do the new guidelines look like?
It's fallen off the virus radar, but protecting yourself is key to enjoying your summer outside.
By Holly Ellis
Heed an expert's advice on what you'll need to prepare before heading inside.
By Emily Blaire
No, they aren't your birthing coach, but they're not a sex therapist, either.
By Xenia E.
Men who are generously endowed—and their partners—will tell you to be careful what you wish for.
Congratulations, you're pregnant! And, no, that doesn't mean you should stop having sex.
By Kelly Kling
How sharing experiences can disarm gender-based abuse.
Instagram's That Gay Butt Stuff Doctor Carlton offers the anal analysis you need.
By Rich Lopez
You've always made sure you were regularly tested for STIs. What could go wrong?
By Rachel Crowe
A sex educator discusses why therapy can be good for you and your loved ones.
By Rachel Crowe
Asking about a new partner's testing habits is an awkward but necessary part of dating.
Experimentation and exploration are key when trying to find that sweet spot.
Does 'Hot Vax Summer' mean a coinciding return to in-person health appointments? It should.
From urine to blood, fluids can be a huge turn-on for some. Here's the deal on fluid fetishism.
Testing and treatment aren't impossible, but gaining access to solutions can be difficult.
Yoni eggs have surged in popularity, but they're a yo-no from doctors.
If you're looking to strengthen your emotional ties, turn on the lights.
Make sure you have a plan for what happens later.
With infections on the rise, everyone should take precautions and know the risks.
By Heidi Tait
Want to be prepared for penetration? Here's what to choose from for protection and pleasure.
Scabies is an easily treated parasitic infection that carries a damaging social stigma.
By Holly Ellis
A TikTok meme has breathed new life into an old desire to change how throats work.
By Paul Schrodt
Some honest answers from sexually active adults.
The instability brought on by BPD can encourage promiscuity and risky sexuality.
By Ally Sweeten
These similar viruses have some very important differences.
With condoms, mistakes during sex can happen, including breaks, slips and falls.
By Ashley Mateo
With condoms, mistakes during sex can happen, including breaks, slips and falls.
By Ashley Mateo
With condoms, mistakes during sex can happen, including breaks, slips and falls.
By Ashley Mateo
If you have osteoporosis, caution and creativity are key to continuing a healthy sex life.
By David Hopper
You're better off single if you're missing sexual communication with your partner.
Some products could be problematic for your penis.
Restless legs syndrome sufferers have an uncontrollable urge to move their legs, even at night.
By Anna Herod
A herpes diagnosis doesn't have to mean the end of sex for either of you.
Rates crept to an all-time high in 2019, with marginalized communities hit hardest.
By Jake Hall
Research gaps prevent us from knowing the full repercussions of HIV and AIDS on fertility.
Many say the announcement is a step in the right direction but no silver bullet.
As you create a new life, you'll have to navigate sex with a very different body.
Cold, hard technology is heating up—with great results.
By Alexis Schad
True stories of three people who impulsively have sex while they slumber.
If you're hooking up, you may want to look into this HIV prevention drug.
Surprise: Your regular STI screening doesn't include one. Here's why it's best to be proactive.
Discussing your concerns when dealing with an STD doesn't have to be so hard.
Stories about syphilis have been around for more than 500 years. What's real and what's myth?
Disadvantages in dark-field microscopy have led to its replacement in syphilis detection.
By David Hopper
In addition to using protection, many other practices are necessary to maintain safety in bed.
By Giddy Staff
Dating can be exciting and fun, but it can also be stressful—and, in the worst cases, scary.
By Marissa Gold
Herpes can't be cured, but you can treat cold sores caused by the virus.
The rise of STDs in gay and bisexual men creates more risk for HIV and other complications.
As long as humans have known how babies are made, we've looked for ways to prevent having them.
Our do’s and don’ts will make your first anal experience memorable, for all the right reasons.
By Gray Bigler
Is sex addiction a real medical condition or simply an excuse for errant bedroom behavior?
The U=U campaign seems too good to be true, but studies increasingly support it.
Improve the safety of your sex life.
Consent and risk-awareness are sexy practices that bring greater pleasure to everyone.
By Alexis Schad
Certain lifestyle habits, including unprotected sex, may be to blame. Find out the facts.
While treatable, syphilis can cause major long-term health problems if not addressed quickly.
By Erin Coleman
Use some tried-and-true tips to get the most out of BDSM negotiations—and what follows.
A threesome might be a great way to spice up your love life. But how do you make it happen?
Prevention is definitely best, but with early treatment, most HIV cases won't advance to AIDS.
By Erin Coleman
Standard sex ed, especially in regard to nontraditional identity models, doesn't measure up.
Herpes is one of the most common STDs in the world. Here are facts about living with the virus.
Even a quick, impromptu cleanse needs to be done the right way.
By Jon Pressick
Here's why everyone is getting back together during the pandemic.
By Sarah Shea
Want to learn about lube? Check out these four categories to consider before purchase.
By Melissa Lee
Don’t interrupt foreplay for lunges, but a stretch before sex can improve intimate evenings.
By Ashley Mateo
Prostate orgasms can offer a new realm of pegging pleasure for the curious.
Here's a guide on how to avoid it—and treat it if you get it.
Biting during heightened periods of sexual arousal isn’t only normal: it’s a natural reaction.
Condoms have been a 'no-brainer' method of birth control since the 1980s—what happened?
Is this kind of anal play healthy or dangerous to your mouth, throat or other areas?
By Lo Styx
Far from being bad for your health, edging can help with ED and other sexual health issues.
By Gigi Engle
Whether an old hand or a new practitioner, you can always learn more about masturbation.
Everyone needs a safe sex kit to prevent unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.
Sex is one of the most fun forms of exercise. Here’s how to maximize the intensity.
Here's how to avoid the dreaded death-grip masturbation syndrome.
If a toy goes into your body, make sure it comes out.
If you’re new to anal sex, here are some pointers for a safe and pleasurable experience.
Sex stops for nothing, not even a pandemic. But you can be smart about it.
By Emily Blaire
Dating online opens the world for potential partners, but strangers are strangers. Stay safe.
Be open and honest with your partner to build a foundation for healthy and rewarding sex.
A dirty picture in your inbox can be exciting, but how can you feel safe when you send one?
States are trying to make intentionally slipping off or damaging your condom a criminal offense.
Sexually transmitted diseases and sexually transmitted infections have distinct differences.
Your sexual desire may fade after a heart attack, but it will return.
By Anna Herod
Let's clear the air and reframe some of the most common misconceptions about BDSM.
There’s no reason for sex to be routine or boring. Perhaps all you need is a new direction.
By Emily Blaire
Being pregnant changes everything—including sex. You have questions; we have answers.
Popular ED medications can be abused if you don’t follow doctor’s orders.
By Sarah Morris
It’s possible for a man to 'break' his penis, which could cause a long-term health concern.