Men's Health

When a person with a penis orgasms, semen is released from their penis. This process is known as ejaculation. So, as the name suggests, premature ejaculation (PE) is when someone ejaculates sooner than they (or their partner) would like or expect them to

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common sexual health problem affecting over 150 million men worldwide. ED occurs when a penis owner cannot achieve and/or hold an erection. While ED leads to some difficulties in maintaining a happy sex life, there are always ways to safely navigate these concerns. If your partner has ED and you want to learn more about how to support them and improve your sex life, you are at the right place!

A sexual well-being checklist can help you understand yourself and your needs better. Over time, it can also ensure that you are getting the most out of any sexual encounters. Not sure of what goes on this list? Keep reading for some tried-and-tested ideas!

You’ve probably heard the phrases "low libido", "testosterone", and "sexual dysfunction" while googling symptoms of erectile dysfunction (ED), or (hopefully) during conversations about ED with your friends and partner(s). Before we learn more about how these terms are connected to ED and what we can do about its treatments, let’s first address what erectile dysfunction is. 

As a penis owner, it is okay to have problems with erection. There aren’t enough conversations about men’s sexual health, which we aim to change. If you have been persistently struggling to get an erection, you may have erectile dysfunction (ED). Keep reading to learn more about ED and how you can navigate through it.