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Rhiannon John

Rhiannon John

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Freelance Writer, HealthNews

Australia, New York, Perth

Biography

Rhiannon John is a Sexologist, Researcher, and Writer. She obtained her Master’s in Sexology from Curtin University in Perth, Australia. She has a keen interest in women’s sexual health and pleasure and believes that sexuality is vital to our overall well-being and should be celebrated.

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Sex , Pornography , Sexuality , Gender Identity

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Celebrity Tabloid, Music Criticism

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Total articles 34

  • Foods for Maintaining Men’s Sexual Health

    By Lauryna Nelkinė, Rhiannon John, Natalie Evenson| HealthNews Verified Are you aware of the intriguing connection between your diet and sexual health? It's not just about satisfying your cravings; what you eat could impact erectile function and sperm quality. For men grappling with conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes, the stakes are even higher. These health concerns aren't just isolated to your overall well-being; they can wreak havoc on your sexual performance too.

    By Lauryna Nelkinė, Rhiannon John, Natalie Evenson · HealthNews

    Feb. 22, 2024

  • How to Navigate 'Duty Sex' While Trying to Get Pregnant

    By Rhiannon John| Kinkly@ RELATIONSHIPS When you're trying to conceive, sex can end up feeling like a chore instead of a joy. But there are ways to keep the spark alive. Prior to trying to conceive, many of us spend a large part of our lives trying to prevent pregnancy at all costs, believing that one slip-up could lead to instant parenthood.

    By Rhiannon John · Kinkly

    Apr. 01, 2024

  • How to Navigate 'Duty Sex' While Trying to Get Pregnant

    By Rhiannon John| Kinkly@ RELATIONSHIPS When you're trying to conceive, sex can end up feeling like a chore instead of a joy. But there are ways to keep the spark alive. Prior to trying to conceive, many of us spend a large part of our lives trying to prevent pregnancy at all costs, believing that one slip-up could lead to instant parenthood.

    By Rhiannon John · Kinkly

    Apr. 01, 2024

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