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In the gym you can get not only a toned body, but also sexual release.
Much debate has been fought over the female orgasm. At one point, science doubted the vaginal orgasm even existed, and conservative society believed that since female pleasure wasn’t necessary for conception, it wasn’t all…
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A sexologist advises what to do if, in the heat of passion, you call your partner by another name or a child suddenly enters the bedroom.
Sexologist and family therapist, blogger, author of Wanting Sex Again: How to Rediscover Your Desire and Heal a Sexless Marriage. Sex is far from pornographic: in real life, you might end up with your…
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Many women enjoy having their partner undress them before sexual intercourse.
They see this act as romantic, an expression of a guy’s love. Much has been written about how to undress a girl: it can be done tenderly or passionately, impetuously or slowly. It’s important…
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It’s true that there’s less sex, but that’s no cause for concern.
What’s wrong with sex among young people? Lately, there’s been increasing discussion about the lack of sex among young people. Russian and international media outlets are full of headlines, and scientists are studying the…
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We explore the rules of comfortable dialogue and healthy relationships with expert Oleg Aleksandrovich Zubkov.
What are personal boundaries in sex? First, let’s remember what personal boundaries are. In psychology, this term refers to understanding one’s own self as distinct from others. Simply put, boundaries define our personal needs,…
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We’ll talk about the myths that surround masturbation and make it seem shameful, even though that’s not true.
Myth 1: Those who masturbate are dissatisfied with sex in their relationships. Masturbation isn’t a substitute for partnered sex, but a complement to it. Self-gratification can help you relax quickly and without foreplay. Sometimes,…
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Who I Am
I’m a sex advisor and writer dedicated to creating a space where conversations about intimacy, relationships, and sexual wellness can happen openly and without judgment. My work is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves access to accurate, compassionate information about their bodies, desires, and connections with others. Through years of study and real-world experience helping individuals and couples navigate their intimate lives, I’ve learned that most people are simply looking for honest answers to questions they’ve been taught not to ask. My approach combines evidence-based knowledge with empathy, recognizing that sexuality is deeply personal and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to the complex questions we face in our intimate lives.
Why I Write
I started this blog because I saw a gap between what people need to know about sex and relationships and what’s actually available to them. Too often, information about intimacy is either clinical and disconnected from real human experience, or it’s sensationalized and unhelpful. I write to bridge that gap—to offer practical, thoughtful guidance that respects both the emotional and physical dimensions of sexual wellness. Whether you’re navigating challenges in a long-term relationship, exploring your own desires, or simply curious about aspects of intimacy you’ve never felt comfortable discussing, my goal is to provide you with the insights and tools you need to build a healthier, more fulfilling intimate life. Everyone deserves to feel confident, informed, and empowered in this essential part of being human.
Let’s Talk Intimacy
Writer And Sex advisor
info@wildbeast.co.in