Naydeline Mejia

2 weeks ago | womenshealthmag.com | Naydeline Mejia |Lydia Wang |Honey Jane Wyatt

To find the best G-spot vibrators, our sex writer tried dozens of the top-rated, best-selling products on the market to determine the best vibrators for every type of buyer. We evaluated products based on quality, size and shape, vibration speeds and settings, and efficacy. We also consulted sex expert Gigi Engle. Best G-spot vibrators to shop in 2025Our sex writers got hands-on with the best G-spot vibrators on the market, and narrowed down the picks that will really hit the spot...

3 weeks ago | verywellmind.com | Naydeline Mejia |Janet Brito

As a sex writer, I know a thing or two about making it work in the bedroom. Nevertheless, my expertise in the subject doesn’t mean I haven’t had my fair share of bad sexual experiences. After all, no amount of knowledge can guard you against poor sexual chemistry or general awkwardness as you try to figure out a new partner’s body.

1 month ago | verywellmind.com | Naydeline Mejia |Daniel Block

Living with a chronic skin condition like atopic dermatitis (AD) is more than skin deep. Apart from managing flare-ups and working to stay clear of triggers, dealing with AD can come with a hoard of mental and emotional challenges. Research shows that one’s gut microbiome may also play a part in the development and severity of AD. Symptoms of AD often begin in childhood, but they can persist into adulthood and even develop later in life. AD is also not one-size-fits-all.

1 month ago | verywellmind.com | Naydeline Mejia

Have you ever been in a friendship dynamic where you perpetually felt like the third wheel to two BFFs? When they would mention a niche online meme or make an inside joke, you never got the reference. They would often reminisce about activities you seemed to have missed the invite to. And when the group chat was weirdly silent, you would always wonder if they were secretly hanging out without you. Welcome to the odd, and complex world of trio friendships.

1 month ago | womenshealthmag.com | Naydeline Mejia |Lydia Wang |Honey Jane Wyatt

Lube is to anal sex what communication is to a healthy relationship: vital. Without lubrication, anal sex isn’t just less pleasurable, but is often painful — and just like any other kind of sex, anal shouldn't be painful. But with lube, proper prep and a little patience, anal play can be downright orgasmic. When choosing the best anal lube, the slicker, the better.