Tracey Cox, Author at Tracey Cox

≈ 8 — 11 min read

THE DAY I FOUND OUT I DIDN’T HAVE A BRAIN TUMOUR

20th November 2019 • 160

So, I’m going through my bookshelves and happen upon a book I contributed to a very, very long time ago.

Like 11 years ago long ago.

It was called The Best Day of My Life and was compiled by Giles Vickers Jones and Humfrey Hunter, who asked loads of celebrities and other people to talk about a significant day of their lives. I was in good company: James Corden, Alan Carr and tons of others spilled their secrets.

Mine was the day I found out I didn’t have a brain tumour.

It’s quite an amusing story (yes really) so thought I’d share it with you.

≈ 6 — 7 min read

Tracey Cox

Say hello to my new ‘ultra-squishy’ sex toy range: a game-changer for women who find sex uncomfortable

13th November 2019 • 385

Most of you know that, as well as write books and columns, I have two product ranges with Lovehoney.

Meet the new members of the supersex family: the ‘Soft Feel’ range.

This new range is great for:

Anyone who likes good quality sex toys that feel amazing on the skin and genitals.

Women who experience painful or uncomfortable sex.

So many women complain to me about feeling discomfort during sex, I wanted to create a range that worked especially well for you.

Painful sex affects all age groups, not just middle-aged women. There are many, many reasons why sex becomes uncomfortable and all the products in the range are ergonomically designed to take this into consideration.

They’re also made from body-safe, silky-soft silicone which feels great next to the skin.

Women and men 45+. It really is a case of ‘use it or lose it’ post 45 and these products work together to keep you satisfied sexually and to keep your genitals in good nick whether you have a partner or not.

All the products are kind to skin, rechargeable, quiet, easy to use and control, lightweight and comfortable to hold.

There are seven new products in the Supersex Soft Feel Range.

≈ 2 — 3 min read

Tracey Cox

How ashamed are you of your most embarrassing sex moment?

30th October 2019 • 801

We’ve all had embarrassing moments in the bedroom – some worse than others.

Lots we laugh off at the time and don’t give another thought; others hang around, play on our mind and get magnified out of all proportion.

Feeling ashamed or embarrassed about something we’ve done sexually isn’t always a bad thing. Sometimes, it’s a pertinent reminder not to be talked or coerced into doing things we don’t want to do.

Other times, age-old double standards whisper in our ears, even if we know they’re outdated and unrealistic. Or a friend, parent or family member makes an unasked for judgement or comment which makes us feel bad about ourselves or our actions.

≈ 8 — 11 min read

Tracey Cox

What to do when your partner and friends don’t get on

23rd October 2019 • 518

You book the restaurant and warn the waiter your table’s likely to be the rowdiest and the last to leave. After all, you love your friends, you like your partner – they’re all bound to get on, right?

At 9 pm, you’re in a cab, sitting in stony silence.

‘I don’t know what you see in them,’ your partner says.

I think they’re wondering the same about you, you think. What the hell do I do now?