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F*ck Around and Find Out with Anna Lee: Questions that keep us up at night

As Anna enters her extroverted season, she's tackling some of her friends' most pressing questions

Anna Lee is a sex education creator and the co-founder and Head of Engineering of Lioness, a women-led sexual wellness company.

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Words by Anna Lee

F*ck Around and Find Out with Anna Lee: This is the modern sex advice column you didn’t know you needed, focused on finding confidence in your own pleasure through knowledge and research! Think a fresh reimagining from the days of those pink, star-studded magazine sex advice columns like “10 Ways to Please Your Man” that we all grew up with. In my journey from growing up in a strict, immigrant Korean household, scared of my own body, to my current reality as co-founder of a smart vibrator company and certified sex educator, I realized how much we need to destigmatize the cultural taboo around sexual pleasure. So, hold my hand (if you want to, of course) and together, let’s fuck around and find out every nook and cranny of this sexy world. 🙂 

Have a question you’d like me to answer? Keep ‘em coming by submitting it anonymously here!


Hello, my sweet angel pies! I took a walk around Golden Gate Park last week and had that beautiful moment of realizing my favorite season is seasoning. The cherry blossom trees are sprinkling their petals, the grass fields are kissed with pops of little yellow flowers, and rainbows of tulips are lining the walking paths. It’s pure dopamine. More importantly, as someone that has always been close to 50/50 in their Myers-Briggs introverted-versus-extroverted results, this also means that my introverted, homebody season is going on hiatus. I’m feeling a little brighter and I’m craving my extroverted side again. In celebration of my extroverted season, I’m dedicating this month’s article to the great questions that have been keeping my friends up at night and texting me at one in the morning about. 

My boyfriend asked me if we can try snowballing, but I can’t help but feel like it’s kind of…icky? What do you think? Should I do it? -HW

I think my general rule of thumb for any sex act is, if you don’t want to do it, you should never feel forced to do it. But let’s dive a little deeper! In case anyone is unfamiliar with the sex act, snowballing is when a person takes another person’s semen into their mouth and then passes it back into the mouth of the other person. It could also be to another person if there are more than two people involved. (I feel like this could be the plot of a porn movie on the spicier origins of the Abominable Snowman, if there isn’t one already. Ha.)

Screenshot of an Abominable Snowman costume.

I found this costume for $100 online. We can make it work for our dirty Abominable Snowman film.

I’ve heard a full range of people’s reactions to the act. Some find it to be an incredibly hot and dirty act to share fluids. Some find it repulsive and generally don’t like the taste of semen. Some find it as neutral as kissing after oral. All sex acts have a range between yes,no, and maybe, and can change depending on things like situation, partners, and time. I think it’s always worth having a conversation with your partner when you find a mismatch in desires. Like maybe you and your partner might conclude that it’s completely off the table or maybe you’ll find that you’d be willing to try it if it’s not on a day where y’all go eat at an unlimited meat K-BBQ restaurant. Whatever the conclusion, I’ll be so proud of you to have had the conversation with your significant other on the topic!

Also, how can we get this Abominable Snowballing Snowman video made? Hahaha. 

OMG. OMG Anna did you watch that viral video where this doctor says that your labia falls off after menopause? Is it really true? -DS

I think if we are both on the similar algorithms of TikTok, which I would bet we are, you are talking about the fabulous urologist, Dr. Rachel Rubin. She had a viral video clip where she talks about how women do not have labia minoras as babies, grow them in puberty, and as she says in the video, “lose them” in menopause. This led to absolutely hilarious comments of people thinking that it meant that the labia just falls off one day. Like at 55 we’re going to look down at our underwear one day and just be like, “finally! My labia fell off!”

Screenshot of a TikTok comment saying "Lose them?!?? My Shayla" under a video by Dr. Rachel Rubin.

I won’t lie, I actually didn’t know this either until Dr. Rubin’s video! And yes! It’s absolutely true. The labia is not a stagnant part of the body and changes throughout your life. It has so many nerves and blood vessels that play a role in sexual function, as it can get engorged with blood during arousal. As babies, there are no labias, but as you hit puberty and have an increase in estrogen, the labia grows (in all shapes and sizes, might I add!). Then, as estrogen levels decrease during menopause, the labia can experience shrinkage. Notice I said shrinkage, not fall off! I think that’s what Dr. Rubin meant when she said “lose them.” So yes, I am equally disappointed that we won’t discover a delightful pair of lips in our underwear that we can electroplate with silver to make a set of necklace charms. SAD!

Do you know that biohacking guy Bryan Johnson who talks about his and his son’s nighttime erections? What is that about? -HL

Haha. Bryan Johnson always comes into my feed every now and then and I won’t lie, it’s super intriguing to see someone experiment with everything possible to reverse age. And yes, someone has definitely sent me videos of him talking about counting his nocturnal erections and how he’s “de-aging” his penis.

Maybe more popularly known as morning wood, but the technical term is nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT), which is the spontaneous erections that happen during sleep. They are completely normal and typically all people with penises experience this. In fact, there was a study done in 1988 in which they found that the frequency and duration of NPT decreases as men age. Basically with studies like this, there have been penis devices created over the years to measure the amount and duration of NPT that some experiences during sleep to track overall health, aging, and sexual function. So that is what Johnson is doing, measuring his NPT and seeing if he can have the same amount and length of NPT as someone who is much younger than him as a part of his experiments to reverse-age. I think he also injects Botox into his penis and does all kinds of things that I am not qualified to fully understand.

Now, the thing with Johnson releasing his 19-year-old son’s NPT data to the world so he can show the comparisons to his own NPT data…I don’t know, man. I’m not even going to get into all that. I’m still stuck on the idea of making a necklace out of my labia when I hit menopause.

I promise you that there is truly NO question too unhinged for F*ck Around and Find Out with Anna Lee. Have a question you’d like me to answer for the next article? Submit them anonymously here!

Published on April 24, 2025

Words by Anna Lee

Anna Lee is the co-founder and Head of Engineering of Lioness, the women-led sexual wellness company that built the world’s first and only smart vibrator. Anna was previously a mechanical engineer at Amazon, launching the Amazon Dash Button’s original concept and the Kindle Voyage Page Press Technology. She is a Forbes 30 Under 30 alum and has been covered in numerous publications like Fast CompanyGlamour, and Popular Science, as well as Paper Magazine’s Asian Women Creators You Need to Know and Buzzfeed’s 14 Sex Tech Founders Who Are Changing The Way The World Thinks About Sex. Anna is also a prominent sex education creator on TikTok with nearly 400,000 followers. She is a big advocate of expanding understanding and research in sexual health, and destigmatizing female sexuality.