It's Time To Cele-Bate!

It's National Masturbation Month. That's right, the whole month of May is dedicated to being healthy and making sure that you frequently pleasure yourself. Not only is it a terrific way to reduce stress, it's also a great way to maintain your sexual health.

The month of awareness began in 1995 in response to former US Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders, being fired after speaking out about masturbation as a safer sex practice that should be taught in schools.

There is also a month-long masturbate-a-thon being held this year in Philadelphia. You can find out more about it on Huffington Post.com

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All You Need To Know About Prostate Pleasure

Wet Personal Lubricants is thrilled to be sponsoring the release of the new book about  further adventures in erotic exploration called The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Pleasure by Charlie Glickman Ph.D. and Aislinn Emirzian.

More men and their partners are adding prostate pleasure to their sexual repertoire! It’s not difficult to do, but it works a lot better when you have the information to avoid common pitfalls and discover which techniques work best for you. The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Pleasure walks you through each step of exploring prostate play. Anatomy, how to find the prostate (solo or with a partner), tips for anal penetration, positions, toys, pegging, massage, prostate health–it’s all there.

Charlie Glickman and Aislinn Emirzian are experienced sex educators, so you will find everything you need to know about this intriguing topic. You can purchase the book here. Even better, you can meet with them in person and they will answer your questions. You can find out more about their upcoming appearances on their website.

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X Marks The Spot

Eureka! The elusive G-spot has been found.

Dr. Adam Ostrzenski, of the Institute of Gynecology, Inc. says he has discovered the famed of delicious orgasmic pleasure. It is very small. He has identified the spot as a region of tissue about a third of an inch long and one-tenth of an inch wide on the front of the vaginal wall.

"It's a grape-like structure," Ostrzenski says. "Nothing else looks similar." The tissue that Ostrzenski claims to have found was within a sac of protective tissue. When he removed the tissue for examination, it expanded in size.

"When you remove it, it extends like an accordion," he said, likely because the structure is composed of erectile tissue.  

While Ostrzenski may be ready to hoist a flag and lay claim to the G-spot, other researchers still say after years of research they haven't been able to locate the elusive spot of pleasure. They doubt the existence of the G-spot.

READ MORE ON TIME.COM

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