For centuries, myths and misconceptions have surrounded the topic of contraception. One such enduring myth is that women can avoid pregnancy by douching with vinegar after intercourse. This idea has its roots in a much older time when people had a limited understanding of fertility, reproduction, and contraception.

It's a daunting task to dismantle the deeply entrenched myths around vaginal infections that contribute to stigma and misunderstanding. One common myth is that vaginal infections are a sign of sexual impurity, i.e., frequent sexual activity or promiscuity.

In recent years, non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedures have seen a surge in popularity. These treatments promise benefits such as vaginal tightening, enhanced sexual satisfaction, and a remedy for problems like urinary incontinence. Laser treatments have emerged as one of the preferred options, using concentrated light energy to stimulate collagen production and rejuvenate tissue. However, despite the buzz, there is ongoing debate about the effectiveness and safety of these treatments.

As a young woman, I've grown up inundated with images of what our society deems to be the 'perfect body.' Smooth skin, toned abs, slim waist, flawless faces with no hint of a blemish, and of course, the absence of body hair. While these ideals can be challenging for most women to uphold, for me, a particularly troublesome issue is having pubic hair that grows onto my upper thighs.

We're often told that age is just a number, but as I reach the ripe age of 40, I've begun to feel that certain numbers can, indeed, carry weight. They say that with age comes wisdom, and yet I find myself more perplexed now than ever before. Why, you may wonder? Well, let me start from the beginning.

As a woman in my twenties, I am part of a generation that carries the weight of the world’s future on our shoulders. Climate change, resource depletion, and societal pressures all scream for our attention. One societal pressure I've decided to consciously reject is the obsessive culture around daily showering.

In the realm of bizarre activities, there are instances when certain trends emerge that leave us scratching our heads in disbelief. One such peculiar and potentially harmful trend that has gained attention in recent times involves women dipping tampons in liquor and inserting them into their vaginas, hoping to achieve a buzz.

Sexual wellness and personal pleasure are important aspects of our lives, and the market for sex toys has expanded significantly in recent years. While these products can enhance intimacy and provide a range of pleasurable experiences, it is crucial to consider the potential risks associated with their use.

In the vast and diverse world of human sexuality, people often explore various methods to enhance pleasure and find new sources of stimulation. Sometimes, these practices can take peculiar turns, defying societal norms and expectations. One such unusual trend that has emerged in recent times is the utilization of corn as a makeshift sex toy.