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Aftercare: important, but not talked about enough. Aftercare represents what you do to mediate your body and emotions after sex.

Anyone can have fun with a strap-on, including gay, bi, pansexual, and heterosexual people. The two-piece sex toy can shake up a couple’s sex life and make intercourse more fulfilling.

Each year from April 25 - May 1, LGBTQIA+ communities celebrates Lesbian Visibility Week!

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate and honor the amazing women who have impacted our world and society. Initially started as Women’s History Week in 1981, the month-long commemoration of trailblazing women has been celebrated since 1987. 

March reigns the beginning of Women’s History Month, a time for all of us to come together to commemorate, celebrate, honor, and uplift the many accomplishments and achievements of women. March 8ths marks International Women’s Day meant to honor women from all walks of life and from all over the world.

Did you know whether you clean your sex toys heavily determines the life span of your toys? Have no fear! Here at Wet for Her, we believe education is necessary, so we’re here to show you the best way to clean your sext toys and how to make sure you have more time having fun in the sheets!

 Single this Valentine’s Day? Don’t let that get you in a rut! This holiday is a perfect celebration of all forms of love, including self-love.

Packers are phallic shaped objects, usually made out of silicone, which can be placed in the wearer’s underwear to simulate the look of having a penis. It is particularly used by folks in the transmasculine community, however, it is also popularly used by drag kings and gender non-conforming and gender fluid individuals wanting to experiment with certain looks to combat gender dysphoria. Ultimately, packers are great for anyone wanting to try out the look of carrying a penis. How fun!

Gender Affirmative Gear (GAG) are products and clothing meant to affirm or validate the user's gender identity and gender expression. It falls under the umbrella category of "Gender Affirmation", which are actions taken to ensure the survival and livelihood of one's gender identity, specifically the identities of trans and gender non-conforming people.

Coming home for the holidays as a queer person can cause extreme feelings of discomfort, fear, and anxiety if you are not fully accepted for who you are. Here are 4 tips to help you practice authenticity and radical self-care this holiday season.