The Sex.Scoop Weekly sex tip.

It started with a kiss

By Dr Michelle Mars

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Sex.Scoop.co.nz

Remember how exciting a kiss was when you were a teenager discovering sex? Or that, ‘you’re so lovely, I want to kiss you’ feeling you felt with a new partner. Or even the last time you watched two people kissing in a movie. Slow down and really think about that kiss. The feel of the lips, the taste of the tongue. Is your mouth watering yet? Mine is as I write this.

The arousal factor is the great thing about kisses, they get us in the mood for love, they make us feel sexy, they entice us down a pleasurable path. A kiss communicates our level of desire and arousal. There is nothing like an erotic kiss to really get the juices flowing and juiciness is vital for fabulous sex.

Kisses are amazing and too often in sex we don’t give them enough consideration. If you want to be a better kisser watch us on Goodmorning TV.  Read more »

The Scoop.Sex Channel

Hi and Welcome to sex.scoop. We are Dr Michelle Mars and Blair Bishop and we are here because we love talking about that ever controversial subject SEX. We’re really excited to be here and we’re looking forward to blogging about the ever unfolding sexual landscape.

Sex is everywhere, we see it in text and images all the time but we hardly ever scratch below the surface. Blair and I are here to do a little scratching with you. Sex is not stupid! Just because it can be fun and frivolous it doesn’t mean we can’t think about it deeply and that’s what we are going to do here.

Dr Michelle Mars (left) & Blair Bishop (right)

An orgasm a day keeps the doctors away

By Dr Michelle Mars
Sex.Scoop.co.nz

A sex education pamphlet entitled ‘Pleasure” put out by the  British National Health Service has a new message for teenagers, ‘sex can not only be fun, it’s also good for you’. This is a radical departure from the traditional horror of sexually transmitted infections, fear of pregnancy, and mechanics of reproduction sexual health messages we consider suitable for young adults. Read more »