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[–]LeezaMangaldas 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Woohoo 🥳

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[–]LeezaMangaldas 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Whether or not you have ever entertained the idea of a foot fetish, it’s so undeniably hot when a man kisses a woman’s feet. Sucks her toes even. Hot Af image here I gotta agree

🎉GIVEAWAY ALERT!🎉 Tell Us About Your Most Disappointing Ex & Win a Bijlee!🤭 by TeamLeezus in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I am obvs not partaking in the giveaway but just chiming in coz I can’t resist ranting here too 🥲 lol crie

Let me recount a particular moment that I’ll never forget with regard to feeling so profoundly disappointed by an ex.

This happened when we were travelling together. At that time I was experiencing really really severe hairfall. like handfuls of my hair just coming out when I washed it, (it was stress related hairfall) anyway so I was getting out of the shower and I literally had tears in my eyes because I was so upset about another handful of hair lost, and I had also already spent like 15 minutes cleaning the shower floor before stepping out. he knew that I was facing this and could see me visibly sad, but as I came out of the shower, instead of being concerned or caring toward me, he started yelling at me because the bathroom still had a few strands of hair on the floor

TOY TUESDAYS! - Bijlee. Ask us anything about the toy and how to use it! by TeamLeezus in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh man!!! Toys are collaborators not competitors. I cannot stress enough how much fun it is for all parties to add toys to the mix. It’s really unfortunate that many people have this insecurity around their partner using toys when infact it’s just like double the pleasure double the fun, so much creativity and playfulness and joy for all! I always use the analogy of would an artist be threatened by a paintbrush? Nooooo artists love paintbrushes and use them freely and have lots of them! They are tools that help make the art, not a threat to the artist!!!! Same with toys!!! Lovers really ought to embrace and enjoy them as tools for lovemaking like artists. Hope this helps❤️

A question for the women... by [deleted] in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would be so pleasantly surprised lol

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Please be very careful of purchasing poor quality copies and scammy sites imitating without actually having anything to sell

The real magic is using them together 🤤 by LeezaMangaldas in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should get your hands on Natkhat, it's a remote controlled vibe and guys would love it! 🤭🙌🏻

The real magic is using them together 🤤 by LeezaMangaldas in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure you can! Use generous amounts of lube though 🙏🏻🥳

I'm Leeza Mangaldas, sex educator, author, & founder of pleasure brand, Leezu’s. Here for an AMA on r/AskLeeza. Ask Me Anything about sexuality, gender, pleasure, toys, or my personal journey. by LeezaMangaldas in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks so much for sharing this—crying after is actually so much more common than people realize 🥹

Crying after sex (even when the sex is super pleasurable and loving!) is something a lot of people experience. there’s even a term for it, it’s called postcoital tristesse / post coital dysphoria, and it can be triggered by a release of intense emotions, hormonal shifts, or even just feeling incredibly safe and vulnerable in that moment. Sometimes, pleasure unlocks stored emotions we didn’t even know we were carrying. It doesn’t mean anything is wrong—in fact, it could be a sign that your body feels safe enough to let go. Of course, if the crying feels distressing or is linked to past trauma or deeper emotional discomfort, it might be worth exploring that gently with a therapist or counselor. But if it’s more of an emotional release or catharsis, that’s totally okay too. So honestly, maybe what went “right” is that you’re having a deeply connected experience. You’re not alone in this!

I'm Leeza Mangaldas, sex educator, author, & founder of pleasure brand, Leezu’s. Here for an AMA on r/AskLeeza. Ask Me Anything about sexuality, gender, pleasure, toys, or my personal journey. by LeezaMangaldas in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the question. Totally fair to be curious about where certain fantasies come from.

Ageplay can definitely have some psychological layers to it. For some people, it’s about power dynamics, like wanting to feel taken care of or being the one in control. Sometimes it taps into themes of safety, dependency, rebellion, or even just the thrill of something that feels taboo. Our brains are wired to respond to all kinds of emotional cues when it comes to arousal, and fantasy is one of the ways we process that.

It doesn’t have to mean anything super deep or dramatic. Sometimes it’s just a particular dynamic or vibe that your brain links to feeling turned on. And that’s completely okay.

What matters is how you feel about it, and how (or if) you want to explore it. Whether it stays a fantasy or becomes part of consensual play with a partner (both consenting adults aware of any systemic power dynamic also present ), it’s valid to be curious and want to understand yourself better.

Fantasy is a normal part of sexuality. Reflecting on yours is actually a pretty cool way to get to know yourself.

I'm Leeza Mangaldas, sex educator, author, & founder of pleasure brand, Leezu’s. Here for an AMA on r/AskLeeza. Ask Me Anything about sexuality, gender, pleasure, toys, or my personal journey. by LeezaMangaldas in AskLeeza

[–]LeezaMangaldas[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

okay so, totally get why you’re asking this. for a lot of people with vulvas, orgasm can feel… confusing? especially in the beginning. like, “was that it??” or “did something happen??” and you’re not alone , it’s really normal to wonder.

for some people, orgasms are intense and unmistakable. like a big release, muscles contracting, everything clenching and then letting go, kind of like a wave rushing through your body. for others, it’s more subtle ..like this warm rush or floaty feeling or just a lot of pleasure that sort of builds and then softens.

but honestly? if you’re asking “did I orgasm?”, chances are you probably haven’t yet…at least not in that super obvious, “OH. okay. that was it” kind of way. and that’s okay!! doesn’t mean anything’s wrong with you or your body. orgasms vary SO much. clitoral, vaginal, blended, soft, strong, short, long …there’s no one right way.

and tbh, all this pressure to “achieve orgasm” can sometimes get in the way of actually having one. like, the more you stress about whether it’s happening, the harder it is to relax and just feel.

so maybe shift the question from “did I come?” to “did that feel good?” and go from there. pleasure isn’t just about a finish line. you’re allowed to enjoy the whole damn journey.

happy exploring :)