Some sex scenes feel too steamy to not be true. That's because they're real.
When it comes to vaginal health, too many of us were taught silence instead of science. Black women especially were raised under the rule of “don’t talk under your clothes”—a cultural way of saying you don’t discuss sex, your private parts, or any of those intimate feminine matters out loud.
Are you a fast driver or a slow cruiser? Your driving style might reveal more than you think. Sex and relationship expert Anita Fletcher says it could hint at your behavior in the bedroom.
I didn’t set out to become a Goddess. My desire was to study Black kink spaces, especially how Black women moved through them.
Halloween isn’t just for costumes and candy; it’s the perfect time to indulge your dark desires. Solo or with a spooky partner, these five toys promise more thrills than any haunted house.
Think your partner’s mind might be elsewhere during sex? A relationship expert recently shared 5 subtle signs they could be fantasizing about someone else and what that means for your connection.
The three-minute Sexual Satisfaction Test is designed to assess just how content you are with your intimate experiences.
Women are going wild over a new sex trend called "shallowing," a steamy move that involves lightly teasing the opening of the vagina or the surrounding area with penetration.
Making love, screwing, banging, doing the horizontal mambo—it all means the same thing. Or does it?
If you’re trying to recreate your favorite sex scene, think again. Intimacy coordinators Jessica Steinrock and Neha Vyaso say it could be dangerous to place unrealistic pressure on our sex lives.
In our effort to uncover some of the most popular sex clubs across the nation, Madamenoire is also taking a glimpse into the culture surrounding this space.
Health experts say your vagina can benefit from a good workout as you age. Here are four ways you can strengthen up your downstairs region for optimal health.