Understand your own desire. It’s hard to ask for what you want if you don’t know what turns you on. Spend some time exploring your own body and mind – remember the brain is the biggest sex organ – to learn what gives you pleasure.
“Will you be my Valentine?” Whether you’re asking a brand new crush or a long-term lover, the question can evoke feelings both of romantic uncertainty and possibility. But for the wellbeing of ourselves and our relationships, “Will you be my Valentine?” is the wrong question. Instead,
Grief is something we all have to experience at some point in our lives. It’s a necessary part of processing loss. It hurts, but it can also be an opportunity to grow, providing the catalyst you need to grab life with both hands. This is
Valentine’s Day may have been and gone, but there’s no reason why we can’t keep that Valentine’s Day romance ignited year-round! As we continue to navigate the pandemic, for many couples having been faced with multiple lockdowns, homeschooling children, endless Zoom requests and working from
Love is in the air for fine art photographer Emma Bass whose latest exhibition, LOVE, appropriately opens on St Valentines Day 2021 at Napier gallery Boyd Dunlop. It's Bass' first Napier exhibition, as well as a passion project. "These photographic works are animated by a spirit of
Hugging another human a little tight, and for longer than a minute, is like chocolate for my soul. And I drink up that feeling from friends, my kids and family whenever I can. I used to find hugging a little awkward as a youth; I’ll blame my English
Yoga instructor Danica Jones and cyclist Nick Tunnell have combined their passions to create pop-up toga delivery service Bikes & Bends, which is doing great things. Danica Jones and Nick Tunnell are living the dream, with one foot in Auckland and the other in Raglan. They’re
