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Due to the stigma, fear, and misinformation around the female body, a number of myths and misconceptions around sex have made their way into our cultural discourse. We're here to bust some of the most common and damaging myths once and for all.
Our safety and protection are our responsibility alone, and it's our right to demand safe sex. There are more choices out there today than ever before, making it easier to find a means of contraception that suits your body, needs, and lifestyle.
Will it hurt? Will I bleed? What if I don’t bleed? How do I know if I’m doing it right? Is this what it’s supposed to feel like? Is he enjoying it?
Do these questions sound familiar?
Have you ever wondered what is happening in our bodies when we are having sex? Let’s break it down.
Your first sexual experience is a big deal. It’s a milestone to be cherished. Whenever it happens in your life, it can feel like a big step, and that's because it is.
In most Arab societies, self-pleasure is perceived to be shameful, dirty, and reprehensible. As a result of that, myths and misinformation have made their way into our cultural discourse, creating even more stigma and shame around female pleasure.
Our sexual selves and sensuality are natural, essential parts of who we are. That's why it's crucial for us to discover what attracts us, what feels good for us, and what we like on our own terms.
Periods have historically and culturally been a marker of womanhood, the bodily cycle that brings new life into this world, yet they remain deeply shrouded in misinformation and shame.
So many of us have grown up without the education that is crucial to our understanding of our sexual bodies, discouraged from any form of exploration or conversation. As a result, we grow up feeling disconnected from that part of ourselves, filled with shame and guilt.
Sexual health is an essential part of your overall health. In fact, your vulvar and vaginal health can affect everything from your ability to have sex to your ability to conceive, not to mention that issues in that area can be extremely uncomfortable or painful to live with.
The more we talk about the clitoris, the more we normalize and destigmatize female bodies and sexuality. To honor our powerhouse of pleasure, we're sharing a few of our favorite facts about this organ.
Your discharge can tell you a lot about your vaginal health, including where you are in your cycle and whether or not something's wrong.
When breast cancer is detected early on, this significantly increases chances of survival, and one of the best ways to do this is to scan your breasts for lumps or changes on a monthly basis.
There are plenty of topics to discuss with your doctor, whether you’re sexually active, married, or none of the above, and we’re here to help you organize your thoughts and concerns before your first visit.
Is period blood dirty? Is PMS real? Can I get pregnant on my period? Here, we unpack the answers to all of these questions and more.
Most of us have used the term “PMS” before to describe, explain, or justify behavior and feelings that occur during the two weeks leading up to our periods. And while there is no denying the shift in hormones that happens during that time or invalidating the emotions, actions, and thoughts that come with that, psychologists believe that we should be more careful about using the term.
Our breasts, one of the first external markers of puberty, generally tend to get overlooked unless it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month or you're breastfeeding. The rest of the time, they're just sort of "there", but there's a lot more to this beautiful body part than literally meets the eye.
The cervix is a small yet very mighty organ that does so much for the female body. Let's learn more about this magical pathway.
The clitoris, like so much of the female sexual anatomy, remains shrouded in shame, mystery, and misinformation. To this day, it remains absent from many scientific textbooks and even medical manuscripts, and scientists have yet to fully comprehend its function in reproduction.
Uteruses the size of watermelons, and a lifetime supply of eggs at birth – there are so many reasons to be amazed by the female body.
