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  • August 24, 2022

    The Benefits of Reading Erotica

    The Benefits of Reading Erotica
    Have you read erotica? If you have, you probably already know how exciting it can be but did you also know that numerous scientific studies have shown that reading erotica can help improve your own sex life, sexual gratification, and can be good for your overall health?
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  • July 25, 2022

    The Right to Healthcare for ALL Humans

    The Right to Healthcare for ALL Humans
    Here at Vespertine Boutique, we believe we would be doing a disservice if we continue to talk about pleasure without talking about the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade. We have a deep and abiding belief that every person has a singular right over their own physical and psychological well-being.
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  • April 27, 2022

    Understanding Endometriosis

    Understanding Endometriosis
    Endometriosis.org explains that symptoms can also include mental health challenges like fatigue and mood swings. The site advocates for more education about the condition because the disease is often misdiagnosed or missed altogether. This is due to a general lack of awareness by both health care providers and people with uteruses due to the normalization of symptoms like pain during periods.
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  • April 14, 2022

    What We Are Watching: THE PRINCIPLES OF PLEASURE

    What We Are Watching: THE PRINCIPLES OF PLEASURE
    How did you learn about sex and pleasure? From an awkward teacher uncomfortably talking about it in “health” class? From reading Playboy or watching porn? As clueless as many men are about women’s anatomy and what gives them pleasure, women can be equally clueless, mainly because of what society has taught them about sex. Speaking generally, the way many of us have been taught about sex tends to focus on procreation (heteronormativity), genitals and their anatomy, and risk. Pleasure is oftentimes not even part of the education we receive. 
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