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Will we be able to see the world this 2021? Quite frankly, we don't have a clue! But at EroticFeel, we like to see ourselves as eternal optimists, so without further ado... let's open up our travel section! Now, we’d like to kick-off January with the sex lives of the Inuit. Do they cherish virginity? Do they do partner swapping? Do they offer their other half to visitors? We’ll tell you all about it.

Oh, Santa — who asked you for a pandemic, Voldemort? Did the elves join a union, so you decided to screw us all over? Not even a Cabbage Patch Kid or the most amazing orgasms should cost that much.

In the 80s, people started getting sick with symptoms of pneumonia and with their bodies covered in sores and spots caused by Kaposi's sarcoma. The deaths unleashed hysteria and panic. Many died without medical attention, rejected by the hospitals and by their environment, fired from their jobs and evicted from their homes. They were condemned by two plagues — that of an unnamed disease and by gossip that said you could be infected with a simple handshake or by breathing in the same air as an infected person. By the time Reagan first uttered the word 'AIDS' in a speech, more than 25,000 people had already died.

There are times and places that are not for you and you better learn about them the easy way. That's why we have culture — to teach us right from wrong. This is how rape has been portrayed in cinema throughout history.

The clitoris — forgotten, vilified, condemned to oblivion and in the worst case mutilated — conceals all its magic on the inside. And, for a real abracadabra, there's the LELO Sila. This beautiful, little sucker has the power to make you believe in Santa Claus again!

Infinite vibration patterns, remote-controlled orgasms from the other side of the world or the ability to synchronise your stimulation with your favourite music. What does this new Satisfyer application offer you and how does it work?

We always wait until it's too late. That's why you proudly refuse every invitation for a preventive exam until the burning sensation is unbearable and only four drops of urine and a trickle of blood come out of your urethra. Don't worry — a finger up the bum won't suddenly turn you into Louie Spence (it takes literally years to develop those kinds of creative movements).

Achieving it is no easy task — especially with the sheer amount of absurd advice circulating freely out there. Well, now we’d like to put in our two cents’ worth! However, we promise that our two cents will at least help you some way towards the realisation of this goal. Why is it so sought after and what needs to be done to achieve it? Let's investigate.

Prime Ministers, politicians, journalists (bitches); nurses, models, artists, singers (sluts); daughters, wives, sisters, mothers...etc. (whores). Terms that can obviously be used freely, loosely and interchangeably — as long as the target is female (or displays overtly ‘female characteristics’). Raise your hand if you've never been called a 'slut, a bitch or a whore’; If you've never heard any of these words muttered to you by a spurned drunk; by a work or school bully — or even shouted across the street by a complete stranger. But let she who has never uttered at least one of these delightful insults cast the first stone. Most of us have been guilty of using them at one time or another — whether its against your overbearing boss or that ‘slut’ who ‘stole’ your boyfriend when you were 17.

Back in the 1940s, gynaecologist Arnold H. Kegel discovered that a large number of his patients were experiencing urine loss caused by weakening of the pelvic floor after pregnancy and childbirth. Consequently, this pioneering American doctor devised a series of exercises that now his bear his name. In doing so, he demonstrated that strengthening one's pelvic muscles brings a wide range benefits — for men as well as women.