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Join Sam, Nick and Jess on this week's episode of the Sexual Happiness Podcast as we delve into the lacy, strappy, seductive topic of sexy lingerie.

What we chattin' about? This week we're discussing who lingerie is really for, how to buy lingerie as a gift and what to do if you don't feel sexy in lingerie.

We also answer the all-important question: "what the heck is the difference between a corset and a basque, anyway?"

And let's not forget our weekly segments "You can never know enough about sex" and "Question of the week" where we share what we've learned about sex this week, and answer your sex questions.

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What is Pegging? 

Pegging is effectively "strap-on sex". So what's the difference between pegging and strap-on sex?

It all comes down to who's doing what.

Strap-on Sex (definition): A person of any gender penetrates another person, using a strap-on.

Pegging (definition): A person with a clitoris penetrates a person with a penis using a strap-on.

This gender-bending sex act leans on role reversal, so it's no surprise that you'll need to think a little outside the box when it comes to sex positions.

So, whether you're looking for an easy position for first-time pegging, or just fancy trying some new tricks, here are my top 5 positions for pegging.

Think I missed one? Tell me in the comments!

What is Orgasm Play?

Orgasm play (or control) is the act of taking charge over how, when and if an orgasm will take place during intimate play.

Orgasm control can be explored during solo masturbation (sometimes referred to as "edging", "peaking" or "surfing"), but is often used as a tool for submission during BDSM and power play scenarios.

During couples' play, orgasm control is usually broken down into two main types: 'Orgasm Denial' and 'Forced Orgasms'.

Not sure what that means?

Read on to find out their true definitions, why you might like to try it, and how.

"You don't need a penis to use a cock ring..."

If you haven't seen our Wild Weekend kit yet, where on Earth have you been?

Packed with our best-selling beginner's toys, this bundle boasts a whopping 11 products to fill a whole weekend (and then some) with sexy adventures.

But the fun doesn't stop there.

Beyond their obvious skillset, each toy in the Wild Weekend kit boasts an unexpected talent, and it's up to you to unleash it.

For example, did you know that a G-spot vibe isn't limited to providing G-spot pleasure?

Or that you don't need a penis to use a cock ring?

Read on to discover how to unleash your sex toys' full potential, and ensure that next weekend is your wildest yet.