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When it comes to sex, you don’t need to do anything you don’t want to do, period! Good sex is all about exploring what feels good to you, and you should always feel free to assert your boundaries. ...

The Libido Myth | Confessions of a Real Life 'Slut'

There's a long standing double standard when it comes to libidos and interest in casual sex. While cis men are somewhat celebrated for their sexual conquests from a young age, cis women are often l...

Be Your Own Valentine: A Guide to Dating Yourself

Self-love is some of the best love! This Valentine's Day, we're sharing some ideas and sweet tips from the Nox community on how to date yourself.

What's the A-Spot and How To Find It

The Anterior Fornix erogenous zone aka the A-Spot may seem like it popped out of nowhere. Like just when you’d mastered the G-Spot and P-Spot, there’s a whole new spot to find.

So You Wanna Try Sensation Play

You don’t necessarily need any toys or tools to engage in sensation play, but because we’re Nox, we’ve stocked up so you can play in both comfort and style. If you’re new to our Restraints & Se...

What is a Bartholin Cyst? + What to do About Them

We've had so many requests for a piece explaining Bartholin's Cysts, and we knew exactly who we wanted to share their first-person experience. Meet Molly-Margaret Johnson, creator of @whatswrongwi...

What is ‘Female Viagra’?

When it comes to sexual stimulation aids, there are far more drugs on the market to serve those with penises than those with vaginas. Read on for a breakdown on the little pink pill Addyi, a.k.a. '...

Why We Get (or Don't Get) Wet

While ‘getting wet’ is fairly synonymous with sexual arousal, the two are not mutually exclusive.

Breaking the Taboo of 'Mainstream Porn'

Being into mainstream porn does not make you a bad person, but it is important to know where you stand on what you’re seeing. Here are a couple of important things to remember when consuming Big Porn.

When Sex Doesn't Feel Good

Most of us associate sex with feelings of pleasure. But for some of us with certain mental and physical conditions or trauma, it can feel literally painful—and not in a good way.