The home of honest, non-judgemental, no-nonsense sex and relationship advice to help you happily navigate the tricky bits – and keep your sex life scandalously good.
I’m one of the world’s foremost writers on sex and relationships and have been writing, researching and talking about sex for thirty years.
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Prefer to read rather than listen? You’ll find a written version of the three questions Zibby Owens and I answer on our weekly Mom’s Don’t Have Time to Have Sex podcast on the Medium platform. You may have to become a member to read them (I know, a pain) but it’s a fantastic platform, so I’d highly recommend it!
Excuses, excuses: what to say if your partner won’t try new things in bedYou’re eagerly anticipating a feisty frolic, one hand hopefully hovering over your zip, and they...
Fit for sex: healthy genitals = happy sex lifeWe devise fitness regimes to give us bigger biceps or shapely bottoms but few people...
10 new ideas to get the most out of your anal toysThis is a series of posts designed to make sure you’re getting the most out...
10 new ideas to get the most out of your strokerThis series of posts are designed to make sure you’re getting the most out of...
A spot of slap and tickle: the beginner’s guide to spankingTheories on why a slap on the bottom feels sexy abound. Some say it’s the...
Want to have more mindful sex? Try Tantra, Taoism and the Kama SutraAncient ‘life manuals’ like the Kama Sutra might well be marvellously eccentric, slightly quirky and...
10 new ideas to get the most out of your G-spot vibeThis is a series of posts designed to make sure you’re getting the most out...
10 new ideas to get the most out of your rabbit vibratorThis series of posts are designed to make sure you’re getting the most out of...
- Tracey Cox reveals the four new sex positions that guarantee an orgasmon 5th May 2021 at 8:53 am
Researchers at University of Indiana School of Medicine asked 4,000 women what makes vaginal penetration really pleasurable for them, and now Tracey Cox reveals the results.
