Sexual Well-Being

Female Condoms Being Distributed

Our nation's capitol has become the first city in the US to distribute female condoms for free.

While many cities have given out male condoms for free to individuals in an attempt to curb STDs and promote sexual health, Washington D.C. is the first to distribute female condoms for free. The campaign is part of a larger project to promote safe sex and fight against the city's high HIV and AIDS rates.

Injectable Fillers: Perfect or Problematic?

In the first part of this article I detailed my journey into the world of injectable fillers. Upon seeing these substances advocated in magazines such as Redbook and Better Homes and Gardens, I decided to delve further into my thoughts regarding how they impact, or reflect upon, female sexuality as a whole.

The Religious Institute Issues Manifesto about Transforming Sexuality Issues

The Religious Institute recently issued a 46 page report on the state of sexuality in religious communities. The manifesto aims to transform the status quo in sexuality.

Injectable Fillers: Perfect or Problematic?

I have subscriptions to a wide range of magazines from The Bark to Bitch. I recently opened my latest issue of Redbook to find an article titled

Study Links Low Female Libido to Emotional Stress

Anyone with a newspaper can tell you that scientists are on an everlasting labyrinthine quest to figure women out.

Does Yoga Improve Sexual Health?

Female Sexual Dysfunctions (FSD) are common and often do not get the attention necessary.

FSD is usually categorized into four major groups: low sexual desire, low arousal, lack of orgasm, and pain and must cause distress to the woman. At the present time, there are limited medication treatments for FSD, and current therapies are generally limited to hormone replacement (estrogen or testosterone), local creams, herbals, couples counseling, and lifestyle changes.

Women Taught to be Passive Study Says

The movie Thirteen made a big splash when it first debuted in 2003. To many it felt different than your run-of-the-mill coming of age story. Perhaps because it doesn’t read like an after school special or attempt to tie everything into a neat bow at the end? Or perhaps because it was written by Nikki Reed, who was an adolescent herself at the time?

It’s a Mad Mad Menopause

Thanks to advancements in modern medicine, more and more women have the honor of experiencing menopause first hand.