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What we believe

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Pleasure is so powerfully positive for our well-being and our relationships.  But like a hangover from previous generations, misinformation, stigma and shame are preventing delight and closeness for so many people. </p></div>

Pleasure & intimacy have been in the shadows for too long

What we realized

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Without facts, myths tend to fill in the gaps. It’s only when we look at the experiences of thousands of people that the real patterns emerge. Taboos and stigmas limited funding for that kind of large-scale research - so we did it ourselves - and created OMGYES to make the discoveries practical.</p></div>

en - About - Seeing the map on OMGYES improves lives

<b>Seeing the map on </b>OMG<b>YES improves lives</b>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>OMGYES embraces a healthy, judgment-free, refreshingly honest perspective. Just seeing this model has already helped hundreds of thousands of people rise out of multi-generational stigma and shame.</p></div>

en - About - Freedom from Taboos

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Traditional institutions don't fund this type of research; this project is truly people-powered. Our one million users are funding it with their purchases. They advance science and deepen humanity's understanding of what it means to live healthy.</p></div>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Think of it like upgrading to a screen with more pixels—the more types of pleasure and types of touch you're aware of and have words for, the more of them you look out for and notice. 95% of OMGYES users report new kinds of pleasure they'd never experienced before.</p></div>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Many of the techniques we discovered had never been named before. But with comfortable, descriptive words, we’re more able to identify specifically what we like, explore and sample new things, and ask for what we want.</p></div>

en - About - New Vocabulary

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>The benefits of pleasure don't end in the bedroom. This research has implications for physical and psychological health and general wellbeing. We partner with Australian and U.S. health systems to help them better understand and include pleasure as a part of holistic health.</p></div>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>As with art, cooking or music, we can all be lifelong learners about pleasure. Seeing the range of new things to try in OMGYES feeds that curiosity. Couples who continuously explore are 5 times as likely to have a happier relationship.</p></div>

en - About - Unleashed Curiosity

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en - A new map of what feels good, what makes us close, and why

What we made

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Partnering with IU and Yale researchers, we asked tens of thousands of women and couples what worked for them. We found shared patterns, creative solutions, breakthrough techniques, and important lessons people often discover the hard way.</p><p>We publish this new-found range of sexual insights in journals to advance scientific understanding. We provide them for free to clinicians and medical schools. And we present them to the public as fun, binge-worthy videos and animations on <a href='https://www.omgyes.com'>OMGYES.com</a>.</p></div>

A new map of what feels good, what makes us close, and why

The Team

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The story

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>You know that friend or group of friends where you can have a really honest conversation? Best buddies that don’t pull any punches, ask great questions, and want to know more?</p><p>That was us. And the subject that we were curious about: sex. We discovered that when we could get past embarrassment and discuss the specific, detailed ways of touching, it empowered us to explore.</p><p>And there were patterns to what felt good. It struck us that, “Well, everybody likes something different” was a cop-out. A way to skim over the fact that, yes, people are different. But there was still a lot to learn about the chronically under-explored topic of female pleasure.</p><p>As we dug deeper, we realized that there was a total lack of research on the subject. So we teamed up with Indiana University and The Kinsey Institute to conduct a large-scale representative study on women’s pleasure.</p><p>Based on interviews and surveys with more than 20,000 women, OMGYES brings together insights through ultra-honest videos, new vocabulary and visual techniques. We strive to make the information impactful, comfortable, and unforgettable. And bring the joy of discovery to this community of explorers.</p></div>

A map of pleasure & intimacy based on newly discovered patterns

<b>About </b>OMG<b>YES</b>

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en - Account and Payment Support

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>If you’ve tried “Forgot your password?” on <a href='https://www.omgyes.com/members/login'>omgyes.com/members/login</a> and it gives an error message, then it’s most likely because you had a typo in your email address when you signed up. This happens a few times every day and is easily fixed—just email <a href='mailto:support@omgyes.com'>support@omgyes.com</a> and we’ll find your account and fix it for you!</p></div>

en - I can't login with my username/password.

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Write to <a href='mailto:support@omgyes.com'>support@omgyes.com</a> and we can take care of you every business day.</p></div>

en - Who can I contact for customer service?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Your statement will simply say OMGYES.COM—that’s it. No details.</p></div>

What will appear on my credit card or PayPal statement?

en - What will appear on my credit card or PayPal statement?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>When you buy a Collection of OMGYES, you’ll get permanent access to that Collection’s content. But in order to access other Collections, you’d have to purchase them separately. Kind of like how when you buy a book, you’re not also buying all future books from that author.</p></div>

Will my purchase allow me to access other products in the future?

en - Will my purchase allow me to access other products in the future?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>The most common problem customers have is that they accidentally mistype their email address when signing up, and then their actual email/password doesn’t work. If this happens to you, send us an email at <a href='mailto:support@omgyes.com'>support@omgyes.com</a> so we can find the account and fix it for you.</p></div>

I signed up and my password doesn’t work and I didn’t get login info by email

en - I signed up and my password doesn’t work and I didn’t get login info by email

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>IIf you’re getting an error code, send it to <a href='mailto:support@omgyes.com'>support@omgyes.com</a> along with what payment method you’re using, and we can investigate what’s happening. Please do NOT send private information like credit card numbers via email, though.</p></div>

en - My payment won't go through.

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>We accept credit and debit cards everywhere, but PayPal does not allow transactions for any kind of adult content in the following countries: Australia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Botswana, Bulgaria, China, Cuba, Egypt, Estonia, Gaza Strip, Germany, Guyana, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Lebanon, Libya, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, North Korea, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, Uganda, Ukraine, and Vietnam.</p></div>

Why don’t I see PayPal as a payment option in my country?

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en - Who made OMGYES and why?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Thanks. We think it’s cool, too. There is something you could do: Help us spread the cause. Tell friends about OMGYES—post it or send a link. Or, if you’re a writer, write an honest, personal review of your experience with the site, either as a post on our Facebook page or as a blog post. Speaking openly about this topic is what helps spread the cause!</p></div>

en - This is great. How can I help?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>The women on OMGYES are regular people, not actors, who thought this information was important and courageously put themselves out there to benefit others. Their professions include literature professor, farmer, librarian, nurse, musician, biologist, student, teacher, surgeon, and more. They range in age from 20s to 70s and are from countries around the world.</p> <p> When we put out a call for participants to appear on the site we get thousands of applicants. Our production team chooses diverse, fun, relatable people who have personally had the breakthrough insights revealed by our research.</p></div>

en - Who are the women on the site?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>We are engineers, educators, researchers, and filmmakers who, frankly, wanted this information for ourselves. We couldn't find it and decided it needed to exist. We left our other jobs and have had a wild ride ever since. Read more <a href='/about'>about us and why we made it</a>.</p></div>

en - Who are you people?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Gosh, we really hope nobody died.</p><br /><p>We’re not claiming to be experts. We believe that the collective wisdom of thousands is stronger than any one person’s opinion.</p><br /><p>We are, however, the first and only ones conducting large-scale, nationally representative scientific research about the specifics of touch and sexual pleasure. The techniques on the site come directly from this research with over 20,000 women.</p></div>

Who died and made you the experts on this stuff?

en - Who died and made you the experts on this stuff?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>“OMG Yes” is a commonly used shortening of “Oh My God Yes!” in English. It’s what someone says to exclaim pleasure and delight in and out of the bedroom.</p></div>

en - Why is it called 'OMGYES'?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>We believe that pleasure is so powerfully positive for our well-being and our relationships. But like a hangover from previous generations, misinformation, stigma and shame are preventing delight and closeness for so many people. And without facts, myths tend to fill in the gaps.</p><p>That’s where research comes in: It’s only when we look at the experiences of thousands of people that the real patterns emerge, and we can move pleasure and intimacy out of the shadows.</p></div>

en - Why is this important?

en - Considering getting OMGYES

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Lots! One user wrote in and said that he learned all the things that worked best in bed from a really open partner who turned the lights on, showed him in detail what worked for her, and let him practice until it was really clear. OMGYES is kind of like that. So you get a practical, specific understanding of the wide range of what feels good and why.</p></div>

What are the benefits for guys and women’s partners?

en - What are the benefits for guys / women’s partners?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Yes. OMGYES is for anybody who cares about women’s sexual pleasure and wants to explore it even more. Around half of our users are women and half are men. Some people use it alone, some use it together with their partners.</p></div>

en - Is this for women? For men? For couples?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Here are a few suggestions for ways to bring OMGYES up to your partner that worked really well for our early users:<br><br> Suggesting it as a fun night together<br> • It's a jumping off point for couples—watch together then try the ones that seem more intriguing.<br><br> Knowledge that's literally new to the world<br> • These are new discoveries. These aren't things anyone could know yet—they're entirely new ways of thinking from new research that had never happened before. You can start with the research—the same way you'd sit around a laptop together and read about any other big news.<br><br> Go through the site alone first, then with your partner<br> • Find techniques and variations of your favorite things, then show those to your partner.<br><br> Fun and light—as a movie night<br> • These women are funny and sex is pretty entertaining. So, suggest OMGYES instead of watching a movie or show one night.<br><br> Like a position book from the future<br> • It's inspiration and new ideas for things to try in bed.<br><br> Because the relationship is strong<br> • 'We're at a point where we can really talk about this stuff, which is awesome. Let's explore even more.'<br><br> Mark of a good relationship is constantly exploring together<br> • OMGYES is a good way to stay curious and explore even more things we enjoy.<br><br> Words for things we already like<br> • 'There are things we already do that are amazing.' OMGYES lets us find the words for them all so it will be easier to talk about them.<br><br> Use it alone to get a deeper understanding of yourself<br> • Then show your partner the things you want to try. </div>

en - How do I bring it up to my partner?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Some people have binged all of OMGYES in a weekend. But we recommend going through one topic per week, so you can really have time to explore and apply it all.<br><br> It’s great as together-time for a couple or for a group of friends—like watching a TV show together and chatting about it after. <br><br> We listened to lots of OMGYES users to find the sweet spot of being in-depth but not too long —something fun you look forward to, not a task. It turns out shorter videos are better than long ones. So we try to keep each video to under 4 minutes.</p></div>

How much content is there? And how much time will it take me?

en - How much content is there? And how much time will it take me?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>OMGYES isn’t about the basics. Most of the techniques and ways to intensify pleasure that we’re presenting had literally never been researched before. You’ll explore new things to try, new perspectives on things you do already, and get more tools for your toolbox. In a study of 887 users of OMGYES, 95% said they experienced new kinds of pleasure that felt new to them, physically. That group included lots of people who consider themselves sex jedis. The truth is, we all have more to discover.</p></div>

I already know what I’m doing. Why should I get OMGYES?

en - I already know what I’m doing, why should I get OMGYES?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Any purchase on OMGYES is a one-time charge. There are no subscriptions, so no need to ever cancel anything. You make a one-time payment for a collection of OMGYES content and it’s yours forever to access as much as you want. And your contribution helps fund the next waves of research on sexual pleasure.</p></div>

Is OMGYES a subscription?  (No, it’s a one-time payment!)

en - Is OMGYES a subscription?  (No it’s a one-time payment!)

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Yes! You can switch the language you view OMGYES.com in with the language options in the bottom left corner of every page. Every video and simulation is captioned. You can turn captions on and off by clicking the “CC” button in the lower right corner of each video. We currently have the following languages available: English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Español (LA), Italiano, Português, Русский, Nederlands, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, and 繁體中文. If your language isn’t displayed there yet, check back for more translations soon! </p></div>

Is OMGYES translated into additional languages?

en - Is OMGYES translated into additional languages?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>You get a username and password that gives you permanent access to hundreds of:<br><br> - Honest (and funny) interview videos<br> - Real, hands-on demonstration videos<br> - Diagrams that show the hidden details<br> - Stats & infographics that explain the how & why<br> - Practical tips on making it all work in real life</p></div>

en - What exactly do I get?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Subtle variations in pressure or angle or consistency actually feel really different. What one woman calls a “circular motion on the clit” could actually hurt for another woman who also likes a “circular motion on the clit.” You really do have to see what the variations look like and why they feel so different.<br><br>Animation lets us show exactly that. We can isolate the detail that matters, strip away everything else, and make the differences clearly visible.</p></div>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>It would be wonderful if public institutions would give grants for research about pleasure! Unfortunately they never have and won't. So we have to charge something to pay for the ongoing research, production, and the salaries of an amazing team who produces and maintains OMGYES. Each set of content is a one-time payment, similar to buying a book. You pay once for a book but you can read it anytime forever. And some of the money goes toward that author making more books. All of you who find OMGYES valuable and important are funding this ongoing research and production and we thank you!</p></div>

en - Why does this cost money?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>The taboo that makes people uncomfortable seeing women’s anatomy is the same one that has kept women’s pleasure so secret for so long. That’s the taboo we’re trying to get rid of. We think people are ready for an honest, clear-headed look at the details that make all the difference.<br><br>Subtle variations in pressure or angle or consistency actually feel really different. What one woman calls a “circular motion on the clit” could actually hurt for another woman who also likes a “circular motion on the clit.” You really do have to get up close and actually see what the variations are—and why they feel so different.<br><br>We publish our research findings in academic journals, too. But research papers are pretty dry, and this site is our way of making the findings practical, relatable and fun to explore for busy people. Our first batch of research was published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, and we have more scientific publications in the works.</p></div>

Why is it explicit? Why not put the findings into a book?

en - Why is it explicit? Why not put the findings into a book?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Pictures are not as powerful as videos and animations. You really do have to see what our techniques and variations look like to understand why they feel so different.<br><br>And we publish our research in academic journals, too! But research papers are pretty dry, and this site is our way of making the findings practical, relatable, and fun to explore for busy people.<br><br>You can read more about our research and find publication links here: <a href='https://www.omgyes.com/research'>https://www.omgyes.com/research</a></p></div>

en - Other questions folks have

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>For Seasons 1 and 2, our research centered around vulva/vagina touch and was conducted with women who have vulvas. We recognize that not all women have vulvas and not all vulvas belong to women. Looking forward, we plan to integrate more and more of the experiences of all people and all genders into our content. In fact, we are in the beginning phases of research at the moment. For now, our content is useful to (and used by!) those with vulvas or whose partners have vulvas. </p></div>

en - What about non-binary and trans women?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>This is the first-ever, large-scale research on the specific kinds of sexual touch that are pleasurable. It’s the first because we've figured out a way to fund it, and it's powered by people like you. Thank you!</p></div>

Wait, hadn’t women’s pleasure already been researched?

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en - Wait, hadn’t women’s pleasure already been researched?  (new headline vs first ever)

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Whenever the text is presented as the voice of OMGYES, we use the term vulva when referring to external female genitalia. We made the decision, however, not to ask participants (women who appear in videos and whose responses appear in quoted text) to alter their everyday language. We wanted the interviews to be improvised by regular women talking frankly and openly, as they would to friends. We experimented with correcting participants, but those interviews came across as staged and we felt intrusive. So we allowed the participants to stick with the language that came naturally.</p></div>

Why do some women in the videos use words like vagina when they're referring to the vulva?

en - Why do some women in the videos use words like vagina when they're referring to the vulva?

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>The taboo that makes people uncomfortable seeing women’s anatomy is the same one that has kept women’s pleasure so secret for so long. That’s the taboo we’re trying to get rid of. We think people are ready for an honest, clear-headed look at the details that make all the difference.</p><p>Subtle variations in pressure or angle or consistency actually feel really different. What one woman calls a ‘circular motion on the clit’ could actually hurt for another woman who also likes a ‘circular motion on the clit.’ You really do have to get up close and actually see what the variations are — and why they feel so different.</p><p>We also publish our research findings in academic journals, too. But research papers are pretty dry and this site is our way of making the findings practical, relatable and fun to explore for busy people. Our first batch of research was published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, and we have more scientific publications in the works.</p></div>

<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>Absolutely.<br><br>People are different in most ways, yet there are still huge fields of study and research about all the other ways people work. We think that “everyone’s different” has been a way people have avoided a taboo topic.<br><br>One of the most interesting findings from our research study is that there are actually shared techniques and variations across the majority of women. And rather than being like recipes, the techniques are more like ingredients you can combine in thousands of different ways as you make them your own.</p></div>

Isn’t every woman different in how they find pleasure?

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<div class='contentful-richtext'><p>We’ve conducted research about men’s pleasure but haven’t yet turned it into content or published any papers about it. Stay tuned!</p></div>

Why is this all about women? What about men’s pleasure?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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<p>OMG<b>YES</b> is an open, honest, evidence-based look at what feels good and why.</p><p>We turn our ongoing research into videos, how-tos, and animations so that women, men and couples can discover more pleasure and intimacy.</p><p>Our site is available in 13 languages and used worldwide.</p>

<p>In partnership with researchers at Indiana University and Yale University, we’ve conducted thousands of in-depth interviews and the first-ever large-scale, peer-reviewed, and published studies about techniques for women’s pleasure.</p><p>What we found was that there are shared insights and techniques that enhance increase pleasure for the vast majority of women.</p>

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Indiana University

Study evaluates online resource for improving women’s sexual health

Bigthink

Large study demystifies female squirting during sex

Scientific American

How to Close the ‘Orgasm Gap’ for Heterosexual Couples

For press inquiries, please email press@omgyes.com

<p>OMGYES is the leading resource for women's pleasure, a vital area of life that has been left in the shadows for too long. </p><p>For press inquiries, please email press@omgyes.com</p>

Press & Media

<p>For generations, specifics of pleasure and intimacy were written off as “too individual” to study. The common refrain was that “everyone’s different.”</p><p>Our research shows otherwise: There are clear, valuable patterns in how people find pleasure and build closeness.</p><p>By capturing and naming those patterns, we make discoveries visible, shareable, and usable for the first time.</p>

Interviews and surveys with tens of thousands of people about the ways they create closeness and pleasure.

Identifying common strategies and giving them clear, usable names.

Nationally representative surveys in collaboration with academic partners.

Real people sharing relatable experiences of each insight, statistics that normalize, and animations and activities that make each nuance easy to see and apply.

Translation into resources people actually use

We use a multi-stage approach to uncover, organize, and share discoveries about intimacy and pleasure:

<div><span>💬</span><span>More understanding of what they find pleasurable</span></div><div><span>💥</span><span>New types of sensation</span></div><div><span>💏</span><span>Closer relationships</span></div><div><span>🤸</span><span>More body positivity</span></div><div><span>🫱🏽‍🫲🏻</span><span>More comfort guiding partners</span></div><div><span>😯</span><span>Re-awakened curiosity about their (& their partner’s) bodies</span></div>

One month after binge-watching OMG<b>YES</b>, people in an IU School of Medicine study had:

Follow-up studies measuring ways the resource actually changes people and how to improve it.

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy.

Herbenick, D., Fu, T. J., Arter, J., Sanders, S. A., & Dodge, B. (2018).

Women’s Experiences With Genital Touching, Sexual Pleasure, and Orgasm.

Journal of Sex Research.

Hensel, D. J., von Hippel, C., Sandidge, R., Lapage, C., Zelin, N., & Perkins, R. (2021).

“OMG, Yes!”: Feasibility, Acceptability, and Preliminary Efficacy of an Online Intervention for Female Sexual Pleasure.

PLOS ONE.

Hensel, D., von Hippel, C., Lapage, C., & Perkins, R. (2021).

Women’s Techniques For Making Vaginal Penetration More Pleasurable.

Advancing the fields of sexuality, intimacy, and flourishing

<b>Research at </b>OMG<b>YES</b>

Just click below to submit your request for free access. You can also reach out with questions to <a href='mailto:doctors@omgyes.com'>doctors@omgyes.com</a>

OMG<strong>YES</strong> supports clinicians and therapists by giving personal access for free

OMG<b>YES for healthcare providers</b>

A <em>Journal of Sex Research</em> article reported that using OMG<strong>YES</strong> creates significant, large-effect size increases in:

<span>Indirect pleasure</span> <span>through surrounding skin</span>

OMGYES is the leading evidence-based resource about women's sexual pleasure. Free access for clinicians and therapists.

OMGYES for Healthcare Providers

40% of American women went for years thinking something was wrong with them because they don't orgasm from penetration. That feeling of being broken dissolves away with this simple statistic. And that sense of relief can often precipitate new openness to learning the techniques women like them have discovered to include clitoral stimulation during penetration.

Moving line-drawings make the subtle variations clear. Choose combinations of pressure and location to see the differences.

Many of these discoveries only really become clear when you actually see them up close. In these videos, women walk through each technique like they're sharing with a friend, alongside simple line-art animations detailing exactly what they mean. Our research shows that these visuals help people actually remember and use what they've learned.

The centerpiece is short videos of women of all ages and body types who volunteered to be on the site because they felt so strongly this information needs to be out there. Click 'play' on the video to see an example from our Layering technique.

OMGYES for doctors

Giving the clitoris extra pleasure during penetration

Women's Experiences With Genital Touching, Sexual Pleasure, and Orgasm: Results From a U.S. Probability Sample of Women Ages 18 to 94

'OMG, Yes!': Feasibility, Acceptability, and Preliminary Efficacy of an Online Intervention for Female Sexual Pleasure.

Women's techniques for making vaginal penetration more pleasurable: Results from a nationally representative study of adult women in the United States

<p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>Counters maladaptive beliefs</span> Many hold misinformed understandings of anatomy, kinds of touch that are pleasurable, and how to guide partners. OMGYES replaces these with truths through short videos of women sharing these realizations they wish they'd had sooner.</p><p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>A comfortable lexicon</span> The language available for sex acts is either clinical or slang. OMGYES provides clear, descriptive terms for each type of touch and type of preference. This enables not only a more clear self-understanding, but also a new basis for communication.</p><p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>Provides a framework for couples</span> Couples treat OMGYES like a menu of the ways women vary. The format removes judgment, conflict, and ambiguity. Women can point and say, 'I think I like these four things' or 'I agree with this woman here,' and clearly convey preferences, often for the first time.</p>

Use them all, solo or with a partner

<p>OMGYES is the leading evidence-based resource about women's sexual pleasure, with over a million users.</p><p>It's a website (not an app) that provides practical physical, communication, and psychological techniques from our groundbreaking peer-reviewed, published research about the range of what feels good for women and why.</p><p>It feels honest, warm, and helpful. Zero sultriness. Giving detail without ever feeling clinical.</p>

<p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>People with vulvas</span> use the site to find words for what they like, ways to adjust what they like to be even more pleasurable, and new things they didn't even know they'd like.</p><p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>Couples, together,</span> watch OMGYES like they'd watch a show together, as a touchstone of mutual curiosity, exploration, and inspiration to make a great thing even better.</p><p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>Men and partners</span> use the site to gain unfiltered insight into the range of ways to give pleasure, read signals, and empathize with their partners.</p><p><span class='font-mabry-pro-bold text-ui-coal'>Anyone curious</span> about the latest science of pleasure watches OMGYES like one heck of an interactive nature documentary.</p>

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<span>Stretching</span> <span>and fullness</span>

<span>Using the hips to</span> <span>direct pressure</span>

<span>Bigger orgasms</span> <span>through anal touch</span>

<span>Ways your lungs</span> <span>are a sex organ</span>

<span>Wider pressure</span> <span>and grinding</span>

<span>Ways cold can</span> <span>enliven pleasure</span>

<span>Pressing inside</span> <span>below the belly</span>

<span>Toys under clothes</span> <span>in daily life</span>

<span>Keeping touch</span> <span>exactly the same</span>

<span>Pleasure in</span> <span>the far-reaches</span>

<span>Approaching</span> <span>& withholding</span>

<span>Activating muscles</span> <span>for more pleasure</span>

<span>Ways pleasure is</span> <span>between the ears</span>

<span>Stretching and</span> <span>fullness</span>

<span>Different pleasure</span> <span>behind the walls</span>

<span>Moving the body</span> <span>against the toy</span>

<span>Teasing and only</span> <span>sometimes indulging</span>

<span>Touch through</span> <span>surrounding skin</span>

<span>Around the corner &</span> <span>against the walls</span>

<span>Built-in vibration</span> <span>modes</span>

<span>More beyond the</span> <span>over-sensitivity</span>

<span>Millions of ways</span> <span>to circle the clit</span>

<span>The many pleasures</span> <span>on the way out</span>

<span>Clitoral pleasure</span> <span>during penetration</span>

<span>Touch feeling new,</span> <span>over and over</span>

<span>Patterned loops</span> <span>of motion</span>

<span>Vibrations through</span> <span>the body</span>

<span>Swaying inside and</span> <span>not thrusting</span>

<span>Touch just at</span> <span>the entrance</span>

<span>Styles of guiding</span> <span>and feedback</span>

<span>Building to an</span> <span>emotional release</span>

<span>Changing pleasure</span> <span>over time</span>

<span>Pleasure in tubs</span> <span>and showers</span>

<span>Ways of keeping</span> <span>touch unexpected</span>

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