Sex & relationship therapist Shadeen Francis tells us about her journey to sex therapy, her background in neuroscience, and much more.

AURORE chats to the enchanting artist, Melissa Mulligan, who shares how she finds her feminist muse and more.

Whether you’re going deep or teasing her clit, there’s more to fingering than just technique. Vaginal tissue is delicate and you want to make sure your fingers (and hands) are safe to enter!

Consent isn’t just a formality; it’s the bedrock of a good and safe experience.

Gifts to give lovers whose love language is “acts of service”

Queer sex therapist Casey Tanner discusses inclusive language in sex ed, advice for those who can’t afford therapy, and masturbating on your stomach.

Snake-wearing, trauma-healing, shadow-seducing Lenore Black discusses her work as a sex witch.

How to spice up your relationship or marriage using spicy stories.

Explore the visceral close-up paintings by this Pakistani artist.

If you’re in a sexual slump, we have some ideas to stir things up in the bedroom. Keep reading for tips and tricks.

Pleasure educator Che Che Luna discusses the healing power of dance, their work as a brujx, and advice for exploring your gender identity.

The breasts can be a powerful erogenous zone, and experimenting with different types of erotic touch can help you elongate foreplay and lead to more powerful orgasms, possibly even nipple orgasms!

NYC-based writer and non-monogamy educator sits down with AURORE to discuss her journey with polyamory and navigating through the tough with emotional intelligence.

How to spice up your sex life through solo pleasure, patience, and being open to new people and experiences.

The difference between spontaneous desire and responsive desire.

Feminist porn creator Erika Lust shares her recommended reading, ethics checklist, and favorite directors.

Burlesque performer Mx. Pucks A’Plenty discusses polyamory, the politics of burlesque, and embracing rest.

Meet Lilly Sparks, the CEO of afterglow, an ethical and eduporn app that wants you to have great sex.

Whether the tears come before you are cumming, or you begin to cry after an orgasm, it is normal to cry during sex, due to the intensity of emotion, stimulation, and pleasure which can be overwhelming.

A cuck is someone who takes pleasure in watching or hearing about their partner having sex with someone else.

Sex educator Portia Brown (@froeticsexology) discusses reshaping consent culture, strategies for getting head during sex, and anti-blackness in sex positive spaces.