
Choosing sex toys as a trans woman
There is no separate category of trans toys - there are toys and there are bodies. Here is which suit which, accounting for hormones, surgery and sensation, plainly.

There is no separate category of trans toys - there are toys and there are bodies. Here is which suit which, accounting for hormones, surgery and sensation, plainly.

There is no set of toys you are supposed to want as a couple. Here is what tends to earn a place between women - and how to share it safely.

Anal play has two rules that matter more than everything else: go slow, and use plenty of lube. Get those right, choose a flared-base toy, and here is the rest.

A good first foray into bondage needs less kit than the internet suggests: a blindfold, soft restraints, and an agreed way to stop. Here is the kit and the groundwork.

Choosing a dildo comes down to four things: material, size, shape, and features. Sort those and you end up with something you actually reach for.

Kegel balls give your pelvic floor something to work against. Here is how they work, how to use them comfortably, and when a professional is the better first step.

Only around a quarter of women reliably orgasm from penetration alone. The reason is anatomical, not personal - here is what is actually going on.

Suction toys stimulate the clitoris through air pressure rather than direct vibration - deeper and less numbing for many people. Here is how to choose one.

When your mind is carrying the day, desire can be harder to find. Here is why that happens - and ways to make room for it, together.

How you clean a sex toy starts with what it is made of. Warm water, unscented soap, a proper dry - here is the whole of it, plainly.