Our explicit adult online forum is designed for openly sharing your erotic encounters and getting answers to your burning sexual questions. Here we post our experiences and dilemmas. Hopefully you’ll do the same. Did you have a great time last night? A lousy time? A troubling time? What went right? What went wrong? Tell us in graphic detail. We want to know and help.

This isn’t porno, it’s an informational message board and sex education blog. Freely post your questions and we’ll do our best to answer them. And we invite comments from anyone else, too. This way we can all learn to be more open about this vital part of everyone’s life. We can all find out what’s working for others and what isn’t.

Unfortunately, most of our society is pretty strait-laced about discussing our sex lives. But keeping silent can affect your sexual pleasure and your orgasms, keep you from learning all the juicy things your body can do, and severely limit how much pleasure you can give your partner(s). Staying quiet about sex perpetuates ignorance and commonly believed myths that just aren’t true. It can even affect your health and lead to unwanted pregnancies.

We’re hoping to start a rousing dialogue about our sex lives. Of course, most people are pretty shy about sharing what they do in bed. Or what was done to them. We know that talking about sex can be awkward. But the more you do it, the easier it gets and the better your sex life gets. Few of us had comprehensive and meaningful sex education. Few of us came away from that first talk about sex with our parents (if we even had one) knowing anything more than we already did and feeling any better. Here you can share anything that’s on your mind whether you think it’s too simple or too “out there.” No judgments about right and wrong are allowed.

Research has shown that people who are real, honest, and straightforward about making love get more excited, have better orgasms, and become way better lovers. You may not be used to being so upfront about your desires, turn-ons, and sex acts, but once you get used to it, it will be more fun and much healthier for you and your lover(s).

So this blog is our effort to help all kinds of people be more open about sex. Plus, you can be anonymous in our online blog, right? (Except for us, Somraj and Jeffre, because we’re real.)

We invite you to be as candid as you can about the pleasure you give to yourself and each other. Basically, anything that you genuinely want to share or want to know is OK. You can post straight and LGBT stories and issues, vanilla or kinky, or anything else that floats your cork. And please don’t leave out your dreams and fantasies.

We dream about a place where all kinds of sex with mutual consent are fun and celebrated. Will you help us make that a reality by joining in?