Bliss Journal

Bliss is committed to sharing free resources to help you sexually communicate better with your partner and enjoy intimacy + sex more. Download a copy of our Yes, No Maybe List for you to think through and discuss with your partner. Circle YES’s, cross out NOs’s and put a question mark next to MAYBE’s. A Great get to Know yourself or as a starter for discussions with your partner.

It is normal for your sex drive to fluctuate. However, both the relationship and sexual satisfaction can suffer during high-stress times. Find out other reasons why your drive may be lower than usual and natural ways you can boost it. It's free to download. A Bliss Quick Start Guide: Boost Your Libido

Endometriosis Awareness month What is endometriosis?  The endometrium is the inner-most layer of the uterus. Endometriosis is when tissue that is similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of it usually on organs in the pelvis but it can in some cases extend beyond that.   These endometriosis cells may start to grow and form patches or nodules on pelvic organs or on the inside lining of the abdomen and pelvis. They have the same cyclical/menstrual changes outside the uterus as inside the uterus and they may bleed at the same time as your period (menstruation). Endometriosis cells found...

Edging is a simple sexual technique that can be used to increase overall sexual satisfaction. You stimulate yourself or your partner to the point of almost-orgasm – Stop - Take a break - then start again. The practice of edging means we have to focus on the moment on our bodies on our partner. You can vary sessions of edging by either dialling down your arousal much lower when we stop to break and build it back up, or stay near the ‘edge’ of orgasm for a long time without actually orgasming. How does edging work? Stimulating someone to the...

We Love the Ohnut at Bliss. We were the first shop in Australia to bring them into the country, that is how much we love them. We believe that this wonderful invention is one that supports one of our core values and that is the sexuality and sexual wellness are important aspects of our quality of life.  So this week we thought we would let users of the Ohnut tell you how good it is. We also thought that we would use an infographic from the team at Ohnut Co that is a wonderful quick reference guide on how to talk...

Question: I have not had sex since the beginning of the pandemic. I just don’t feel like it. It’s like my desire has just turned off. I had always had a healthy sex life. I feel sad that such an important part of who I am and what I need as a woman seems to have disappeared. I am also a little lost on how to talk to my partner about this. Answer: Thanks for raising the sex question in relation to what is going on in the world right now. You are not alone. This is important because sexual...