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With National Orgasm Day just around the corner on July 31st, it’s only natural for us to talk about ‘The Big O!’ Orgasms are our passion and purpose at Boudoir Noir. Did you know that there are actually many benefits to having orgasms well beyond just sexual pleasure?
Orgasms are something most people would argue they can’t get enough of — and we’re all for that. But did you know there are many different types of orgasms? We’re talking about an orgasm spectrum way beyond just the clitoral and vaginal for vulva-owners that you may be familiar with. In fact, there are several types of orgasms that all people can have. We have even more good news — aside from just feeling incredible, all orgasms have health benefits like improving your sleep, lowering your blood pressure, and decreasing stress. Here’s a breakdown of the different types of orgasms...
You know how sometimes when you and your partner are just beginning to get intimate, the dog starts barking, the baby starts crying, or your phone starts ringing? In one of these situations, you likely rush through sex and barely have a second to enjoy it. That’s the exact opposite of tantric sex. Tantric sex is going to change your world. Tantric sex is rooted in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy. The word tantra means woven together in Sanskrit, and tantric sex focuses on the feeling of pleasure and taking your time. How to get in the mood Before practicing tantric...
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A fulfilling sex life is important for overall health and wellbeing, but what happens when you’re facing anxiety, fear, or worry in the bedroom instead of pleasure? That might mean that it’s time to pay a visit to a sex therapist, a therapist who specializes in human sexuality.
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You and your partner haven’t had sex in how long?!
This might be something that’s eating away at you and causing you stress. If so, you’re not alone. People in marriages, partnerships, and other kinds of long-term relationships experience sex droughts, or long periods of time where they don’t engage in sexual behaviors.
