Do not shy away from them, neither can you ignore them. Sex, as the only pleasure that was not invented by man, has numerous facts some which are just amazing. It might sound bizarre but you wish you would have known them earlier. Would you have ever imagined that the length of a woman’s vagina is around 3 to 4 inches? This size is not constant and expands or contracts depending on the functions this important organ is about to play. During sexual pleasure and sexual intercourse, the size increases more as blood rushes to the region. An increase in size during this coitus moment ensures that the size of the penis at that particular time is comfortably accommodated. Come birth and child delivery, the vagina stretches itself in size to unimaginable levels. The child passes through this channel without being crushed or strangled. The size multiplies a thousand fold and out the child comes. Stop wondering how, this are just facts about sex.

Still on women, that spongy tissue which is internal, the delicate clitoris and the lips of the vagina are no different from man when it comes to the amount of erectile tissue that they contain. The only relevant difference is that, a man’s erectile tissue is located outside the body. However, most of a

STDs is one of the biggest medical scares that have reached a pandemonium level around the world today. The earliest records show that STDs first occurred in America during the First World War when there was a Syphilis outbreak among the soldiers. Back then it was believed that Penicillin was the cure all to the disease. Limited medical knowledge lacked the proper treatment and preventive measures in dealing with this new disease. Today, millions are afflicted with various types of STDs. Some of the victims are not even sexually active!

STDs is an enigma that medical practitioners are continually trying to solve. It is a disease that can attack anyone. It doesn’t matter if you are single or married; it doesn’t even matter if you are straight or gay. As long as you are sexually active and do not use preventive measures of safe sex, you are a high profile candidate. Exposure to infected sores and discharges will also give you a high risk for infection. Having multiple partners, sexual intercourse with infected partners, sharing or using unsanitary IV needles are also factors for STD infection. No matter how much information is disseminated to the public about the risks of having STDs, the cases of patients afflicted with this disease just doesn’t stop growing in number! When you

Why in our liberated times do women still accept ‘putting up with sex’ just to avoid being single? I am not judging anyone else’s experiences. If other women are content with sex as they find it – I’m very happy for them. But are they really? Or are they simply more accepting? One woman in her early thirties told me that she didn’t see the point of sex unless a couple was planning to have children.

Suddenly I realised how idealised my aspirations had been for a partner to be both my lover and my friend. I grew up assuming that adult life naturally included a mutually enjoyable sexual relationship.

I have found very few women who care either about orgasm or sexual pleasure. Even if a woman does care, she often has to accept that sex is more about appreciating her ability to turn a man on and about making the most of sharing physical intimacy than about orgasm.

A man in his late sixties commented to me: “It’s a good job that men are interested in sex because otherwise the human race would die out!” The fact is that even in committed sexual relationships, sex is rarely about producing children.

Sex helps motivate men to engage on family

There are two views of sex. There is ‘reproductive

Safe sex is very important for both male and female sex partners. It keeps unwanted sexual infections away. If you want to enjoy healthier and happier sex life, then you need to keep your sex organs hygienic. You should follow safe sex guidelines that help to prevent all sexually transmitted infections. Unhygienic sex invites infections easily.

You should take necessary precautions for safe sex before using sex aids like sex toys. If you share sex toys with other partners, you need to keep protection level high. Always wash sex toys before any type of sexual foreplay. It keeps you safe if you wash sex toys between acts of sex. You should use separate sex toys for different sexual actions. It ensures safety from sexual infections, which you can catch easily.

Hygienic sex toys and vibrators

Hygienic sex toys and vibrators help to keep your genital organs free from any sexual infection. When you buy sex toys and vibrators, you should ensure that there are no cracks or tears. Hygienic sex toys and vibrators reduce the chances of any cross infection with your partner. If you use one sex toy or vibrator on more than one part for body, then you should wash and clean the sex toy after each use. If you maintain unhygienic conditions, sexual infection can