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Improving your sex life doesn't have to mean having more sex. Improving your sex life looks like learning how to hold your boundaries, learning how to effectively communicate, getting in touch with your body, or even putting yourself out in the dating pool a little more often. It is different for every person and is most definitely a personalized journey toward empowerment.

Interested in building intimacy with your partner(s)? Are you in a queer relationship? Check out our amazing tips for building the intimacy you want and deserve!

It’s the greatest time of the year and we get to celebrate all month long! Pride 2022 is here and we’re queer as ever! Pride is a time to celebrate, honor, and uphold the legacy of those who have come before us to bring equity and equality to our community. Many folks celebrate by attending parades and Pride events hosted around their city, while some quietly celebrate from the comfort of their own homes.

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.

A dildo can take sex to a whole new level for everyone, including gay, bi, heterosexual, or pansexual partners or single people. It can enhance almost any sexual experience, from clitoral stimulation and vaginal penetration to pegging.

According to the Oxford Dictionary, a sexual fetish is defined as “a form of sexual desire in which gratification is linked to an abnormal degree to a particular item of clothing, objects or body parts, etc.”