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Temperature play works by activating the body’s neuroreceptors in unpredictable and sometimes intense ways. Imagine taking an ice cube and gently gliding it along your partner’s lips, neck, chest, navel, or genitals. This is the typical image that many people conjure when thinking about temperature play - the act of using heat or cold during sex for sensual arousal.

Recently, there’s been a positive evolution in the way people talk about female sexuality, including masturbation. One development has been the acceptance that sex toys for women are part of normal sex life. 

Anal sex is a common sexual practice across different genders and sexualities. Engaging in a few practices beforehand can help everyone feel more comfortable and less inhibited. It can also prevent the spread of germs and bacteria.

Masturbation is a personal activity. What feels good for one woman won’t for another. You have likely touched yourself; perhaps in the shower or after a long day at work. Also, studies have shown that some women don’t know how to masturbate, let alone experience pleasure from the act. 

Cleaning your sex toys is just as necessary as doing laundry or running your dishwasher. After all, they get pretty intimate with your private parts and not cleaning them well can lead to bacterial infections.  Indeed, proper toy hygiene needs to be maintained for your safety as well as for the longevity of your favorite sex toys. 

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