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The Vulva

Actually, there is no such thing as "the vulva", as there are many different vulva styles. All beautiful, all unique and all perfect the way they are. The beautiful vulva sketches were drawn by Betty Dodson, founder of Bodysex.

The Clitoris

The clitoris is a woman's prime sensory sex organ and there is a lot more to it than we might know.

The Pelvic Floor Muscle

Your pelvic floor muscle is vital to your orgasm – engaging it will increase the intensity and help you first gain and, as a next step, loose control.

The Urethral Sponge

We have all heard of the mysterious G-Spot, which in actual fact has very little to do with a spot and can be found quite easily, if you know what you are looking for.

Female Orgasm and Masturbation

There is much to know about female orgasms and masturbation, though the best way to learn more about it is by touching yourself.

Female Pleasure – a talk.

This talk is exclusively for women* and focuses on all the good stuff around the female body. 90 minutes full of information around sexuality, pleasure and, of course, the big O, with lots of room for questions in the end.

Online Course: Sex & Pleasure – the key to wanting it (again)

Have you ever heard an inner voice telling you that there might be something missing ? Do you know that inkling feeling of wanting more?

Then this online course is for you!

Vulva castings

There's no one quite like you and, gosh, you are beautiful ...

Seeing beauty in our genitals and working on visibility is an essential step in freeing ourselves from sexual and gender roles, stereotypes, expectation, trauma, and shame. Making the incredible genital diversity visible brings us one step closer to freedom.

Good enough sex or delicious pleasure

For many years, I was stuck in the good enough. I lied to myself, faked orgasms, and eventually lost interest in sex pretty much all together. The truth is, no one longs for bad, unsatisfying sex. So what can we do to build that delicious, intimate connection with a partner? We need to understand what is happening in our body.