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At Emjoy we celebrate all people, and our community does too! We tested you on what you know about the LGBTQ+ community, and per usual, you didn’t disappoint! We’re so proud of everyone in our community and how much you already know!

The results are in! We had you test your knowledge in our Masturbation Quiz and damn, you guys really know your stuff, some of those questions were tricky. But hey, masturbation isn’t just fun and games. It’s our right to pleasure, and it gives us access to knowing what we like so that we can communicate with our partners. It’s healthy, it feels good, and it’s a great way to explore ourselves and build confidence.

If you have worked through the stigma and shame that often surrounds masturbation and pleasure, hats off to you. Culturally, solo sex does not have a great reputation. It often requires work on our part to own our sexuality. Self-pleasure is your right, if you choose to do it. 

It’s May and you know what that means! No not, warm weather, flowers, or allergies. May is National Masturbation Month and there couldn’t be a better way to fight the stigma about solo sex than devoting an entire month to celebrating the art of getting busy with yourself. 

In this article, we’ll go deeper with self-exploration, non-penetrative anal options, as well as why it’s OK to be not just a receiver but a giver. In each section, we’ll also list the related session in the All About Anal series of the Emjoy app that contains even more information on the topic for you to explore.

You’ve heard people talk about it. You’ve read a bit about it. Maybe you even know someone who’s done it and enjoyed it.

Virginity is a social construct. It’s a religious and cultural tool used to control women’s bodies and to establish men as the rightful owners of those bodies. It’s a myth that puts images of becoming lost, broken, and defiled at the forefront of our minds.

Let’s dive right in and explore these once-taboo topics. Here are eight things to know.

Who doesn’t love a magic button? I mean c’mon, microwaves anyone? And with female pleasure being the elusive creature it is, the 80s will always be remembered as the moment we discovered that there was a spot just inside the vagina that, for some, could be pressed to make us see stars.

Research shows that pills designed to increase a woman's sex drive are actually as effective as a placebo.

Finding a partner who makes you laugh and has the same sex drive as you? Understandably, it can feel like rocket science.

Setting boundaries. Sounds more like a step in therapy than sexual foreplay, right? But setting boundaries is not only healthy - it’s hot. Have you ever had a conversation about what you want, don’t want and what your boundaries are before you have sex with someone? It’s not just for kinky people….

Mark your calendar and forget about your plan to go to the gym tonight! It’s International Female Orgasm Day, y’all! Ohhhh yes!