In Honor of Condom month that recently passed in February, I wanted to share this excellent resource from the Society for Human Sexuality, Lesbian STD, and Super Dyke. Great resource when navigating safety around STIs. STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) are a common part of sexual health. We all have a responsibility in protecting ourselves.
Too often when we talk about pleasuring men, we focus a great deal around purely entertaining an erect penis. Yeah, the penis is a major erotic zone, but there is so much more to a man’s sexuality than just the position a man strokes his penis. Men can enjoy foreplay, vibrators, and other forms of exploration.
Labels have as much power to empower people as they do to harm. It is natural for humans to label people as a form of protecting themselves from potential harm, but harm comes to play when these labels pigeonhole people into a judgment of good or bad without any true merit for such description.
The researchers found that heterosexual men, heterosexual women and men who have sex with men all used different strategies when negotiating condom use with a new partner.
The idea of bondage, domination, submission, and pain sounds quite scary and yet tantalizing to many. There is a lot of excitement and controversy around BDSM (Bondage, Domination, and Sadomasochism) as it is becoming more acceptable in mainstream society.
Many question why at one point in time they were always “hot and bothered” and now the “sizzle” has gone, or wonder if they were born asexual due to never feeling the urge to put out any “fires” inside.
Here are some answers to the more commonly asked questions about anal sex.
ASK and TELL Seven Techniques to Improve Low Desire
