Swell
Pleasure is part of health. Swell is a blog and educational resource exploring sexual wellness, intimacy, relationships, sexual health, and mindfulness.
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Swell’s practical, detailed, no-judgment sex advice. Techniques to engage our best erotic selves!
We’ve compiled all the tricks to take your single orgasmic life to a land of multiplicity.
~ Gigi Engle
Swell asked sexuality professionals to share how exactly they bring themselves to orgasm.
~ Suzannah Weiss
Getting to know your vulva is one of the best things you can do for your sexual health and pleasure.
Kinks or fetishes are common! Here are ways to share your desires with your new partner.
~ Kamil Lewis
Trans and gender non-conforming people have sex toy options that cater to their needs.
~ R.T. Collins
Not everyone gets their mom a vibrator, but talking openly about sex with our parents is good for society.
Here are 10 of our favorite posts about the all-important act of masturbating.
~ Swell
Orgasm denial is the practice of staving off orgasms to intensify erotic tension. Here’s how to get started.
~ Leo Aquino
Here are 10 of our favorite posts about physical, mental, and emotional arousal.
Welcome to our new series, Crushing On, where we sing the praises of our current sex faves. First up: Warming vibrators.
Squirting isn’t that different from peeing, so how do you know the difference?
“Is my vagina tight enough?” Let’s dispense with these harmful myths once and for all.
Lots of people are anxious about about the ideal length of their sex.
Making your own porn can be a beautiful way to practice self-love.
Here’s how to get out of your head and into your body during a sexual encounter.
Parents often struggle with their sexual needs and boundaries. Here are some tips for how to make it easier.
~ A. Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez
At heart, Swell is about sex education. A glossary is education in its purest form.
There’s no reason why you can’t try BDSM solo.
Experimenting with textures can help recreate feelings of touch that we crave.
~ Ada Ciuca
Hand sex isn’t just the junior varsity of sexual play—it’s its own sport.
Chests, nipples, and breasts are all erogenous zones. Here’s how to give them the attention they deserve.
~ Cassandra Corrado
Here’s everything you need to know about having sex on your period.
Attraction, arousal, and desire are related, but not the same. Allow us to give you a vocabulary lesson.
Experts explain why some of us get so turned on by masks and anonymous sex.
Here are some therapist tips for drawing out your pleasure.
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