Exploring Female Pleasure: OMGYES.com
“OMGYES is a collection of the “a-ha” moments - realizations and techniques women and their partners have discovered, that they wish they could go back in time and show themselves.”
OMGYES.com is an online platform that offers educational videos and interactive exercises on female pleasure. The site was founded in 2016 by Lydia Daniller and Rob Perkins, and it has since become one of the most popular resources for women seeking information and guidance on their sexual health.
It features over 100 videos, each of which focuses on a different aspect of female pleasure. The videos are hosted by a diverse group of women who share their own personal experiences and insights. My favorite part is that they are accompanied by interactive exercises that allow users to explore different techniques and sensations.
The site is designed to be both informative and engaging. The videos are well-produced and informative, and the interactive exercises are fun and stimulating. The site also offers a variety of support resources, including a forum where users can connect with each other and a blog with articles on a variety of sexual health topics.
Overall, it is a comprehensive and informative resource for women seeking information on female pleasure. The site is well-produced, engaging, and informative. It is a great resource for women of all ages and experiences.
Here are some pros and cons of OMGYES.com:
Pros:
Comprehensive and informative videos on female pleasure.
Interactive exercises that allow users to explore different techniques and sensations.
Variety of support resources, including a forum and a blog.
Well-produced and engaging videos.
Diverse group of women sharing their personal experiences.
Cons:
Can be expensive
Not all videos are appropriate for all audiences
Some videos may be triggering for survivors of sexual assault
Overall, OMGYES.com is a great resource for those seeking information on female pleasure. However, it is important to note that the site is not for everyone. Some videos may be triggering for survivors of sexual assault, and the site can be expensive. If you are unsure whether or not OMGYES.com is right for you, I recommend checking out the site's free trial before you commit to a membership.
I am a PhD in Clinical Sexology candidate at Modern Sex Therapy Institutes and have a Master of Science in Educational Psychology. I work with individuals, couples, non-monogamous relationships, and groups in topics related to sexuality, emotional regulation, communication dynamics, and changing behaviors.
