June is Pride month and the Eros eNewletter is celebrating. It is now available in the Newsletter section of the website. This edition is jam-packed with information on what is happening in the adult industry in Australia and across the world.
June is Pride month and the Eros eNewletter is celebrating. It is now available in the Newsletter section of the website. This edition is jam-packed with information on what is happening in the adult industry in Australia and across the world.
Read the latest article from Big Ideas Foundry in the May Eros eNewsletter. AI-driven commerce is already reshaping how products are discovered and selected. Retail is moving beyond search and into systems where AI can compare, filter, and choose products on behalf of the customer. In the UK alone, more than 40% of online shoppers […]
For decades, the sexual wellness industry has lived with a contradiction. It’s been everywhere, yet often ignored. It can be profitable, but still carries stigma. It’s driven by consumers, but hasn’t been well supported by professionals. Historically retailers focused on product sales, manufacturers innovated new products with possible limited distribution and healthcare professionals remained largely […]
A US national survey of sex educators by the Woodhull Freedom Foundation found that a majority of sex educators and sexual health professionals are concerned that age verification (AV) laws will negatively impact access to information and resources. Many sex educators are concerned that the legislation will impact, or has already impacted their work, and […]
From Taboo to Table Talk This STIMULATE article highlights changes in the acceptance of sexual wellness, driven by cultural shifts and other factors including the rise of wellness and holistic culture, and the roles played by educators, retailers, community and medical professionals. According to insights shared by STIMULATE, sexual wellness is evolving from a niche topic into an […]
In their recent article published in The Conversation Alexandra James and Andrea Waling refer to difficult discussions among several characters in the hit streaming series Bridgerton about reaching “pinnacle” (orgasm). They relate these fictionary discussions to contemporary problems and taboos when talking about sex and sexual pleasure, especially sex education for young people. “Young people […]
As a person who has never had to deal with a partner who has had any issues I was stumped when this hit…this was confronting and weird. Was it me? Was it them? I was so confused. It was a beautiful sex worker friend of mine that said “Awww, it means they like you”…. Wait, […]
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