The Big 4 Festival

Ever since the late 19th Century and the industrial revolution, the world hasn’t been the same. With almost daily inventions based on steam and electricity, the way human society works changed for good. Of course, such big leaps in technology could never shy away from sex and all sorts of kinks.

But what does the Victorian age have to do with sexual intercourse? Wasn’t that the time of strict societal rules, restricted sexual freedom, and extreme misogyny? Well, to some degree, that’s correct. But we can’t forget that the first actual mechanical sex toy appeared in the late 1800s!

Yeah, the king of adult toys — the vibrator — was born back in the good old steamy, Jack the Ripper creeping days. Mister Mortimer Granville, an English physician, is the famous inventor of the now famous sex toy. Of course, back then, the toy existed for medical purposes, relieving women …

If you want to have hot first-time lesbian sex, it’s okay to be nervous or even a little scared. You may not know how to approach it or communicate with your partner.

Fortunately, we’ve prepared this guide to make your first time comfortable and much more pleasurable. So take a look at our lesbian sex tips for first-timers below!

Use Your Intuition

We learn through intuition and experience most of the things we know about sex. However, it could be challenging to imagine your first-time lesbian experience.

Sex is still presented to us via imagery and information that emphasize male desire. You’ve probably even noticed that a large chunk of lesbian porn has straight men as the intended audience. While you can still learn some tricks from watching porn, remember that most of it isn’t realistic.

So how can you use your instincts if it’s your first time? The good …

Nowadays, people love to lose in the glitter of highly rocking parties. Days are gone, where people love to have dance and music as a sense of party. The emerging world of people demands some extreme fun and thrill at parties. Late night parties are very ordinary, the tenure of extra fun with enjoyment seems appealing. This dose of fun can be transformed into the dose of illicit pleasurable activities that generally require high and preparations.

The illicit fun necessitates the open-mindedness of party lovers with the urge to encounter their imaginations in reality. People seeking out the thrill and excitement to enjoy thoroughly is the most common practice these days. The lusty love attraction can lead to the zeal of attending adult parties for the sake of the unique stimulation of adrenaline.

Before getting into the flow of attending these parties, you always require the early preparations. Today, we …

What do you think of when you hear the term safe sex? Most people picture a condom. Some assume that the only way to really be safe is to abstain from sex completely. And while using condom or abstaining from sex are good ways to avoid sexually transmitted infections, there are a few more things gay teens need to know about safe sex.

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What is the Difference Between Safe Sex & Safer Sex?

Safer sex refers to things we do to lower the chances of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STD or STI) during sex. Most health professionals don’t use the term “safe sex” because, aside from not having sex, nothing will provide 100% protection from infections.

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Should You Use a Condom for Oral Sex?

Oral sex is considered a lower risk activity for STDs than are anal and vaginal sex. Even so, it is still possible …

From the “Rosa Parks of the LGBT movement” to a Cameroonian lawyer, you should know these heroes.
It’s LGBTQ Pride Month — a time to celebrate love, but also to champion equality and LGBTQ rights.

Throughout June, cities around the world have been hosting marches in honor of LGBTQ pride. In many countries today, people are free to join these marches, marry whomever they choose, and openly show their love. But that’s still not the case for LGBTQ communities in every country, and even in countries where it is safe to march, there is still a long way to go before true equality is achieved.

Without these incredible activists, the LGBTQ rights movement would not be where it is today.

In honor of Pride Month, Global Citizen is celebrating the brave activists fighting for LGBTQ rights in places where it can be dangerous to do so, and the inspiring champions …

There is at the present time no binding international law that protects lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, nor are there any key organs or agencies of the United Nations that are specifically committed to their protection. While the success of marriage equality campaigns in North America, Europe and elsewhere might be seen as an indication that further advances in LGBTQ rights and protections are inevitable, that a tipping point has been reached on LGBTQ equality, and that we are witnessing the rapid expansion of these rights throughout the world, empirical evidence of state-sponsored homophobia does not support these claims. There is a large divide between the rights and protections enjoyed by Western LGBTQ individuals and those who live in the Global South. Being LGBTQ is punishable under law in more than 75 countries; another eight allow the death …

LGBTQ is the short form of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer. These words are used to define a person’s gender identity and sexuality. The proper description is given below:

• Lesbian: A woman whose physical, romantic and emotional attraction is towards other women.
• Gay: This term is used for people who get physically, romantically and emotionally attracted to the same sex.
• Bisexual: A person who gets attracted to both the same sexes as well as the opposite sexes are termed as bisexual.
• Transgender: When a person is born, they are distinguished as a boy or girl based on the genitals they are born with. However, some people who are born male may feel they are actually a female and some born female may feel themselves a male. Such people fall under the category of transgender.
• Queer: The adjective used for the people whose sexual orientation is not heterosexual. It also

With June (the gay pride month) just around the corner, we can’t help but commence preparations. Some of us pull out our gay pride flag and let it soar in the sky. Others whip out their trans, bisexual, pan, ace, demi, and other regalia, and get ready for the party of the year.

With the typical gay Pride parade being more about having fun than rioting (although political activism is still deeply embedded in our community), we can’t help but look at Pride as an opportunity to let our freak fly. And it is. 

There are LGBTQ people and members of other communities who resent this. Some think we should keep the Pride as tame as possible. However, those people need to realize that it took years of activism and fighting tooth and nail for every inch the government ultimately gave to get where we are today. That gives us …

Insight into the daily challenges facing lesbian, gay, bixexual and transgender college students.

Learning to be yourself and dealing with other people’s perception of you can be hard for anyone. This process can be especially stressful or tough for students who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT). In fact, they can face unique issues when it comes to mental health. The discrimination LGBT students may face or the pressure they feel from their family or community, can put them at greater risk for emotional health struggles like depression, anxiety, substance abuse and even suicide.

If you or someone you know is struggling with issues related to sexuality or pressures of not being accepted by family, friends or community, it’s important to speak up. By developing strong coping skills, creating a positive social network, and seeking help if needed, LGBT students can protect their emotional health during college and beyond.…

The world is showing greater acceptance to the LGBTQ community and recognizing the need for equal rights in all possible sphere. But it is still too far away from the ultimate goal of ‘life of pride’. This change in a social response in happening, although at a very slow pace, only because of assertiveness of the community who are asking fair questions and highlighting challenges, biases, prejudice, trans & homophobias through events mainly the music festivals.

It is a fact that mental and sexual orientation makes people from the LGBTQ community more creative and innovative. This sense of dynamism, freedom, colorfulness, and struggle gives them the unique power to express through music. The world has witnessed rise in the LGBTQ community music festivals and the trend is likely to continue as they need to make their presence felt. The unfortunate reality of the contemporary world is that homosexuality is still …