Last year in sex toy technology, unserious speculation about your cat ruining your sex life, erotica and more.

Perks to casual sex, your masters of sex cure, a bogus study, Kinky Queers, date ideas for the chronically ill and more!

Y’all sure have a lot of strong feelings about Slytherin.

It was a great year for gay marriage, especially if you were invited to one of these fabulous, totally sweet lesbian weddings.

The difference between theory and practice in non-monogamy, legitimizing your own sexual desire, vaginas that smell like peaches and more.

Feminist porn, unnecessary sex ed outrage, masturbation and more.

“I had slight lesbian tendencies before going into the convent…”

Defining solo polyamory, new porn laws in the UK, talking more about sex, making long distance relationships last and more!

“It was like throwing a tennis ball at a wall and expecting it to bounce back but against all odds it gets stuck in the bricks.”

“Queercrip sex has the potential to boldly shape alternative erotic environments for fucking, loving and pleasuring that shake up notions of who and what is sexy, what is sexual and what counts as “sex” at all.”

Sneaky holiday sex, custom-printed toys, crushes and more.

Holiday breakups, sex ed protests, knowing what you want, when what you want is a vibrator shaped like someone’s head, and more.

Rough sex, vanilla, voyeurism, kegels, queer sex workers and more.

Drone Boning, explaining scissoring to straight people, not being a jerk in bed and more.

The Bi Stronic Fusion is a rabbit that vibrates and thrusts. What more could you want?

In 2016, we’re giving ourselves permission to do stuff we wanna do, on our terms, for ourselves. How about you?

If you only plan to read one book about sex, ever, make it Girl Sex 101.

Watching lesbian porn in the making, maintaining a rich inner life, laughing during sex, a new type of vibrator and more.

Comfort sex, ordinary sex, a break-up exit strategy, the kinkiest countries and more.

Bluestockings Boutique owner Jeanna Kadlec felt strongly about producing original imagery that would represent queer and trans bodies and identities in a realistic, respectful, body positive way.