The first legally approved HIV self-testing kit is now for sale in the UK which is fantastic news for anyone who’s ever had a bad experience getting a test in the past.
‘No questions. No labs. No waiting’ the BioSure HIV Self Test advertises on its cover.
I would have added ‘No judgement’.
As over-excited teenagers, a snog and someone’s hand fiddling around ‘down there’ was enough to make us faint with pleasure.
Then along came oral sex and intercourse and both kissing and hand stimulation got struck off the agenda in favour of supposedly superior sensations.
Big mistake.
A recent survey found one in four singles miss out on love because they’re obsessed with finding an instant connection.
But despite lots of couples claiming ‘they knew’ the minute their future husband or wife walked in the room (forgetting they felt like that about lots of people they didn’t end up with), in reality, lots of good relationships build rather than happen instantly.
That flash of connection is a great sign and shouldn’t be discounted but for every couple who ‘knew’, there are six dozen others who weren’t struck by the lightning bolt and who are now very happily (and sexily) settled down.
Will this be the case with you and the person you’re not sure of?
Let’s see.
Mention ‘G-spot’ and you know the topic of ‘female ejaculation’ isn’t far behind. The reason why they sit so comfortably together, like two old friends, is because stimulation of the G-spot is what seems to cause women to ejaculate.
The urethral sponge tissue contains between 30 to 40 paraurethral glands and ducts (para just means ‘near’). These glands are thought to be responsible for the production of the fluid females ejaculate.
Give the G-spot what it likes and ejaculatory fluid is sometimes produced, flowing from the glands through the ducts into the urethra before finally making its escape out of the body.
Straight onto your newly washed sheets.
Note the use of the word ‘sometimes’. The jury is still out on whether females can ejaculate – so the short answer to the headline question is, we’re not sure!
But here’s what we do know so far…