ED is more common than most penis owners dare to admit, and the shame surrounding it is doing far more damage than the condition itself. It’s time to separate the myths from the facts and figure out what you can actually do about it.
There’s been a lot of discussion online about vasectomies being an easy form of “reversible contraception” for men and people with penises. However (unlike The US Office suggests) the reality is more complex.
Condoms are a form of contraception & the only contraception that protects against STIs when having sex with someone with a penis. No penis is the same so it’s important to find the perfect condom fit to maximise its effectiveness.
The most common Cliterally community questions, answered.
There's a huge natural range in size, shape, curve and appearance, and the vast majority of that variation is completely normal. Comparison culture (thanks, porn) has a lot to answer for here.
Loads of things, including stress, anxiety, certain medications, alcohol, tiredness and underlying health conditions. It's common, rarely permanent, and worth speaking to a doctor about if it's persistent or worrying you.
Yes, completely. Slight asymmetry in size and position is normal anatomy, not a problem.
Techniques like the start-stop method, pelvic floor exercises, and simply slowing down and communicating with a partner can all help. A doctor or sex therapist can help with more persistent concerns.
Always get any new lump, swelling, pain or change checked by a doctor promptly. It's very often nothing serious, but it's never something to sit on.