Lesbian Sex: Your 15 Favorite Ways To Have It
How do lesbians have sex? Well, we have an actual answer for you: here are the 15 sex acts we consider a regular part of our sex lives.
How do lesbians have sex? Well, we have an actual answer for you: here are the 15 sex acts we consider a regular part of our sex lives.
Trauma has a way of resurfacing in vulnerable moments. It can happen even if there’s no relationship between that trauma and sex.
We’re both trying to avoid the lesbian bed death trope, hoping to be remembered in history as lovers, not “really good friends.”
Many people (myself included) love clear and direct communication. But not all of us lean into that style of sex. Thankfully, we can fold check-ins into sex without separating people from what they find fun.
Your girlfriend is putting a lot of trust in you, and that trust should be honored and celebrated.
Dressing up like nuns, tying our t-shirts together, braiding each other’s hair, making omelettes, wearing hats, wearing leg-warmers upside-down — the lesbian sex photography fun NEVER ENDS!
There’s room for ‘incompatibilities’ if we find mutually supportive ways to manage them.
I have the profound misfortune of being a germaphobe who is very into anal sex.
The term pillow princess has its roots in 90s lesbian circles.
Wondering what kind of queer sex your sign’s going to be having this fall? I’m going to tell you, don’t worry.
I was a late bloomer when it comes to all things sex and sexuality.
What does it mean when to identify as a “bottom” or a “submissive” in queer sex? I come armed with data and some very vague answers.
Two months ago, we lost Deborah Sundahl — a fierce, compassionate, and prolific queer elder.
For the first time I was able to experience, without pain, the feeling of having my partner’s fingers inside of me and we found a new level of intimacy and excitement… How did I spend an entire decade of my life letting the medical system tell me that constant pelvic pain was acceptable?
We’ve been talking about tops, bottoms and switches for a few weeks and today we’re doing a little glossary of the other words you use to describe how you have sex!
“Lesbian bed death” does happen, and many lesbians feel they’re not having enough sex. But it doesn’t happen for the reasons you think it does, and it’s not necessarily the problem you think it is.
If you want to look extra put-together, it’s time to upgrade your lube dispenser.
It’s pride month! Let’s get jacked for our favorite sex act with exercises for strap-on sex!
Here’s how to masturbate when shame is getting in your way.
Single-column and double-column ties are the foundation for more complicated shibari ties, and they’re also fun on their own! Here’s how to get started.