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Hi Everyone. It's Renee Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist. And welcome back. So this week I want to talk about a topic that we need to talk about. Okay. and I think it's important that we have this topic. So recently I'm just gonna be vulnerable. Say in the past I was with someone who began to finger me and said, oh, let me hit that clit in my vaginal canal. As a sex counselor, I had to stop because I can't just let this go on like this. And I believe that I'm doing the Lord's work.

Hi, everyone It’s Renée Yvonne The Gen Sexologist. And this week I want to talk about something that couples bring up quite often. And that is desire that sometimes someone in the partnership will say, my partner just doesn’t seem to desire me anymore. And that MAY be true, but I want to talk about the fact that there are two different types of desires and maybe what’s happening is that your partner has a different type of desire than you expect them to have. So for instance,

Hey everybody. It’s Renee Yvonne, the Gen Sexologist. And welcome. So this is September and September is traditionally sex education or sexual health education month. So I’ve been getting a lot of different questions. And so I thought this month, I’ll just take the time to answer some of them. One of the questions I received this month was what do you do when you’re with a partner who has a smaller penis? And I think this is a great question, because sometimes that happens, r

Hi everyone. It’s ReneeYvonne, The Gen Sexologist. And I’m back. I missed you guys. So today I want to talk a little bit about spicing things up when things have gotten a little stale in the bedroom. And although I am no expert on BDSM, that’s not my specialty. I think that you could still begin to play around with some things. If you’re thinking about, I just want to bring in something a little different to what’s going on in our bedroom right now, or kitchen or car, whereve

Hi everyone. It’s Renee Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist. And today I want to talk a little bit about getting out of sexual ruts. So I get this question a lot. Sometimes people have been in a relationship for a while. Things have gotten a little stale. They want to figure out how to spice things out. What can we do? Or maybe you’re in a newer relationship and it’s already kind of like, this is, this is kinda dead. It’s only been two weeks. So what can you do to spice things up and

And it’s Renee Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist and today I want to talk to you about five myths that have been going around about sex and sexuality that just simply aren’t true. So this comes from, if you’ve been, been on Facebook or any social media for a while, you will see a lot of interesting things floating around, not just sex, but a lot of myths that are just floating around and make you go, “hmm. I wonder where they got that from and who taught them that little bit of info

Happy New Year and Welcome to 2022. It’s been a rough year (or two) for many of us but we have made it to the new year. I am not a big fan of resolutions but I do think there should be some new goals that you want to reach or new things you want to try. So this week, I am giving you three new sexy goals for you to try in 2022. Check out the video below. Want to try Sex Coaching? Want to up your sex skills and add more sexy tools to your toolbox? Check out my workshops and coa

Hello everyone. It’s Renee Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist. And today I wanna talk a little bit about what makes a good lover, you know, as we get older, we may be thinking differently about what makes a good lover. Like in our younger years, it may have been how long we could of sex, or it could be the, you know, it could feel like the length of your penis or how wet you get all of these physical things. We tend to put a lot of emphasis on when it comes to being a good lover, som

Hi everyone. It’s Renee Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist. And I’m coming to you today. I wanna talk about a little bit about kink and shame, and then I wanna end with giving you four things you can do to add to your relationship, to spice it up a little bit and make it a little bit more exciting. So I don’t know if you’ve seen this show killing Eve. I’ve only seen the first season. So I don’t, I can only go with this, but this got me to thinking about why I need to do this video to

They say… “life begins at 40!” But with that comes new challenges we may not have expected. In this video, I’m going to talk about some of the most common sexual challenges we face as we keep having birthdays. So you’re getting older, huh? And with that come new challenges… like the ones we face in the bedroom! Don’t worry though, because I’m here to help. In this video, I’m going to talk about some of the most common sexual challenges we face as we keep having birthdays. Sta

Hey everyone. It’s Renée Yvonne, The Gen Sexologist, and it’s still Sex Ed Month. So this week I want to talk a little bit about various types of orgasms that women can have. And this is something that you’ve probably seen in Cosmo or a magazine like that that will give you a list of things. But I want to talk about a few of the most common ones that we have. So the first one is the clitoral orgasm. Most women can orgasm that way. And one of the things that you do in order to