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The ideal vulva we see portrayed over and over again is one that is often without any pubic hair or with a very neatly arranged strip of pubes, that has the complexion of a Hollywood star, and with inner labia that tuck perfectly inside the outer labia.
The reality is that no two bodies are alike and very few bodies look like the ideal we’ve been sold.
If you find yourself wondering if you’re a virgin or not, we’re here to tell you that only you can determine that for yourself. You are the one who defines what sex means to you, what your first time entails, and whether or not the term virginity works for you at all.
If you’re on a journey to better understand your cycle and tap into your body’s unique power, the best place to start is by tuning in — this means using your cycle as an inner map, a way to understand what you’re feeling and why you’re feeling it, and how to care for yourself during each phase.
Menstrual cycles are a vital health indicator. The scientific community now recognizes our cycle as a key determinant of our overall health, holding equal significance to other vital signs such as heart rate, body temperature, respiratory function, and blood pressure. This means that it's also time for us women to recognize and honor our cycle as a vital part of our overall well-being.
In a world where female pleasure is often considered a taboo subject, it's no surprise that the topic of self-pleasure is one that is rarely discussed and often shrouded in shame. However, the truth is that self-pleasure carries a multitude of benefits, both for one's physical and mental health and for cultivating deeper connections in relationships.
Like so much to do with female sexuality, squirting is a controversial topic amongst both scientists and women. What does it actually feel like, where does it come from, and how can you try squirting if you've never experienced it before?
In the realm of human experiences, few sensations rival the euphoria and profound release that accompanies an orgasm. From ancient texts to contemporary conversations, the topic of orgasms has intrigued and fascinated individuals across cultures and generations. This deeply personal event holds an innate power to captivate and elicit a multitude of emotions.
Many of us have grown up being told – explicitly or implicitly – that our bodies are off limits to us, that they are not ours alone. One way to start to reconnect with our bodies, our sexuality, and our pleasure, or to explore it further, is through pleasure mapping.
Most of us carry shame around our bodies, whether we're aware of it or not, and that can make discovering our body and sexuality feel uncomfortable. It won’t happen overnight but practicing small steps everyday can lead to great progress.
Female pleasure is about as taboo as a topic can get in the Arab world, but that wasn’t always the case.
Our culture’s stigmatization of female bodies has long shrouded the experience of intimacy with ourselves in shame. Deepening our connection with our bodies can be incredibly empowering and transformative, playing a crucial part in our mental, emotional, and sexual wellbeing.
The most important relationship we will ever have is with ourselves. At Mauj, we believe that we have a right to learn about our bodies, sexuality, and pleasure through a discovery of self, irrespective of our relationship or marital status.
Navigating the landscape of fertility and birth control can often feel like an intricate puzzle. Amidst various contraceptive methods, the Symptothermal Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) presents a unique and empowering approach.
Safe sex, whether with a long-term partner or a new encounter, necessitates a vital first step—understanding your options for contraceptives.
Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of the contraceptive pill.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection worldwide. On average, 80% of sexually active women and 90% of sexually active men will contract some form of HPV in their lifetime.
Let’s explore the truth around some of the most common myths relating to HPV and the vaccine.
Safe sex, whether with a long-term partner or a new encounter, necessitates a vital first step—understanding your options for contraceptives.
Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of the contraceptive implant.
If you're sexually active or planning to be, consider the different options available to you and which one is right based on your lifestyle, your partner, and your concerns.
The pull-out method is probably the most used of all the means of avoiding pregnancy. And while it's important to acknowledge that, it's equally (if not more) important to educate ourselves on its risks.
Safe sex, whether with a long-term partner or a new encounter, necessitates a vital first step—understanding your options for contraceptives.
Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of the non-hormonal IUD.
Safe sex, whether with a long-term partner or a new encounter, necessitates a vital first step—understanding your options for contraceptives.
Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of the hormonal IUD.
