When most people hear “couples toys,” they picture the bedroom - dim lights, sheets, and whispered anticipation.
But what if we told you that pleasure doesn’t have to be limited to one space, one position, or even one kind of touch?
Every couple goes through phases - moments of deep connection, laughter, and curiosity… and other times where routine quietly takes over. But here’s something beautiful: intimacy doesn’t fade because the spark is gone; it often just needs a new way to be expressed.
5 Playful Ways to Reconnect
Intimacy is the heartbeat of a healthy relationship, yet all too often couples find the spark they once felt beginning to fade. Whether you’ve been together for a few months or many years, the desire to feel connected, seen and desired by your partner never goes away. In fact, reinvigorating that closeness can strengthen your bond, boost your joy together and yes, bring back a little play and spontaneity.
Buying your first sex toy should feel exciting, empowering, and shame-free, but for many beginners, it’s surrounded by myths, stigma, and whispered half-truths.
Taking the step to buy your first vibrator can feel exciting, empowering… and a little nerve-wracking. Maybe you’ve been curious for a while, maybe a friend recommended one, or maybe you’ve simply decided it’s time to explore your body on your own terms.
Taking the step to buy your first toy can feel exciting, and a little nerve-wracking. Whether you’ve been curious for a while or you’re just starting to explore, it’s completely normal to have questions, doubts, or even a few myths floating around in your head.
Spoiler alert: they’re all real, they’re all powerful, and they’re all worth exploring.
Whether you’re new to the world of pleasure or a seasoned explorer of your own anatomy, understanding the differences between clitoral, G-spot, and A-spot pleasure can unlock new layers of confidence, connection, and bliss. Let’s dive in.
Every August, South Africa honours the strength, resilience, and achievements of women. But between the flowers, brunches, and social media posts, there’s a deeper conversation we need to have, one that celebrates pleasure as a radical act of empowerment.
Finding your first vibrator can feel a little overwhelming—there are so many choices! If you’re new to sex toys, you might be wondering, Which one is right for me? Will it be too strong? Too loud? How do I even use it? Relax, we’ve got you covered.
