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Vulva Talks: free sex education from the pleasure-positive sexperts
As pioneers in pleasure-positive sexual wellness, our goal is to transform the world of sex education. We believe that understanding our bodies is the way to joyful, fulfilling sex. And inclusive, comprehensive sex education will help us get there.
Who is Vulva Talks for?
Anyone and everyone. Vulva Talks takes an unfiltered look at everything to do with female sexuality. It's backed by the latest research and developed with sexologists and experts in sexual health, gender and identity. And as free sex education courses go, it’s one of the most comprehensive in terms of pleasure, anatomy, and sexual wellness. So whether you think you know zero (or are convinced you're a sex ed hero) we guarantee you’ll come away with something.
The sex ed you wish you'd had
Get expert knowledge
We work with sexual experts to get science-backed answers to all of your sex education questions.
Learn on your terms
The online sex education course takes 40(ish) minutes to complete, but you can also pause and come back to it.
Explore your body
Every lesson in the Vulva Talks course is an opportunity to discover more about your sexual self.
Why is expert sex education important?
Our global knowledge of sex leaves a lot to be desired. Too many taboos, distorted views of pleasure – and don’t get us started on the orgasm gap. But we aren’t just talking about the sex ed we got (or didn’t get) in high school. Watch any movie (romantic or raunchy) and chances are it paints a pretty inaccurate picture of sexual satisfaction – especially from a female perspective. With Vulva Talks, we’re encouraging and educating everyone on the importance of open, inclusive and realistic conversations about sex. Less shame, more pleasure, and healthier views around sex and relationships as a whole. Not too much to ask, right?
Explore the female anatomy
According to a survey by a UK gynecological cancer charity, 6/10 women could correctly label the male anatomy, but only a third of them could correctly map the female anatomy. (Source: The Eve Appeal)
Inspire pleasure possibilities
A recent study showed that for more than 7 out 10 women, clitoral stimulation is a factor to orgasm during intercourse. (Source: Women's Experiences With Genital Touching, Sexual Pleasure, and Orgasm)
Close the orgasm gap
Heterosexual men are most likely to say they usually-always orgasm when sexually intimate (95%), followed by gay men (89%). For heterosexual women, the number drops to 65%. (Source: Differences in Orgasm Frequency Among Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Heterosexual Men and Women)
Join Vulva Talks for free
Sign up today and you’re good to go! You’ll get instant access to the Vulva Talks online sex education course. Pick and choose your modules (we’ve covered everything from gender and sexual orientation to arousal and desire) or – work through the entire thing. Your subscription lasts forever, so you can come back and refresh your knowledge at any time.
Prioritize pleasure
Get access to fun diagrams of the vulval pleasure anatomy and find out how sensations work.
Use your toolbox
Gain the tools to write your own sexual script, no more rights or wrongs - just possibilites.
Become an ambassador
Want to share Vulva Talks with your college, organization, retirement home...? Dm us to see how we can support you.
Got a sex question?
We've got you. Ask us anything anonymously! We'll work with our experts to answer or share with our community for their thoughts. If you're thinking about it, somebody else probably is too, and we love creating a safe space to talk about it.
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Vulva Talks FAQs
The Teachable course takes about 40 mins to one hour in one sitting. However, you can stop and resume whenever you want to learn at your own pace.
Our mission is to bring sex out in the open. So we’re all about educating ourselves and others about the importance of pleasure-positive sex. We’ve been partnering with sexologists and female wellness experts since the beginning, basing our products on real bodies and desires, and creating a community that celebrates the joy of sex.
The best online sex education courses aren’t just about anatomy and safe sex practices. The most comprehensive sex education goes much deeper. It looks at arousal, solo and partnered sex, and speaks honestly about prioritizing pleasure. Backed by science, totally uncensored, and designed for everyone – regardless of sexual orientation, relationship status or gender. Enter: Vulva Talks.
Better sex education doesn’t just lead to better sex. While pleasure positivity is a huge part of our Vulva Talks program, better sex education in general is also proven to promote healthier conversations sex and relationships as a whole. For example, incorporating the topic of pleasure in sex education has a positive impact on safer sex behaviours as shown by The Pleasure Project who conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis with The World Health Organisation. (Source: The Pleasure Project and What is the added value of incorporating pleasure in sexual health interventions?)
